86 manufacturing businesses have been awarded $55 million in grants under round two of the Government’s Manufacturing Modernisation Fund (MMF). Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Christian Porter said MMF funding
The New Zealand Government is delivering on its promise to phase out problem plastics and some single-use plastics by July 2025. During Environment Minister David
Suppliers of government contracts are expected to receive better payment times thanks to the new Payment Times Procurement Connected Policy. The new policy aims to improve payment
The Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) has just purchased the data management software Records365, modernising and streamlining its services for the public. Australian company RecordPoint’s Records365
Healthcare provider organisations all over the country can now update their information in one place with Provider Connect Australia, eliminating the need to update multiple directories manually. Provider Connect Australia is a new technology service that will maintain the
The Australian Parliament has just passed the new Online Safety Act, providing the country’s netizens with better online protection than before. The new Online Safety Act provides the eSafety Commissioner stronger powers to crack
The Victorian Government has appointed 27 new dedicated staff to help link up young and multicultural job seekers with employers. About $3.9 million will be
NSW’s public sector workers will receive a significant wage increase of up to 2.5 per cent as a financial ‘thank you’ in response to the state’s economic rebound
An additional mass vaccination clinic will be opened next week in Canberra, providing greater access to the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination for the population. The ACT Government is
On 16-18 June 2021, social media professionals from different government organisations gathered for the Social Media for Gov Summit at the Mercure Canberra to learn
Over 500 schools across the state are expecting to receive essential maintenance and bushfire-ready works, thanks to the help of the Victorian Government. Minister for
Millions of Australian consumers are now expected to pay more for their mobile plans after recent price increases by three big telco companies. Based on
