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Attorney General John Quigley has announced the appointment of high profile Senior Counsel, Carmel Barbagallo, as a judge of the District Court. Carmel Barbagallo has 25 years’ legal experience commencing in general practice in regional ...
In a step that will pave the way for ultra-fast internet access and new digital technology in Australia, the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has opened applications to participate in the April 2021 auction ...
Twenty-three small and medium businesses will share in more than $2 million from the Morrison Government to test their great ideas on how to improve the natural environment. The latest round of the Business Research ...
One of Victoria’s largest energy suppliers will call the Latrobe Valley home thanks to support from the Andrews Labor Government, creating hundreds of new jobs and boosting the local economy. Minister for Regional Development Mary-Anne ...
On 21 July 2020 the OAIC and five other data protection and privacy regulators from around the world jointly signed an open letter to companies providing video teleconferencing services. The letter recognised the value of ...
A new Chief Executive Officer has been appointed to lead the Suburban Rail Loop Authority (SRLA). Minister for Suburban Rail Loop Jacinta Allan announced Frankie Carroll will take up the position of CEO on 27 ...
The NSW Government will deliver eight new Cell on Wheels (CoW) units to boost emergency communications capabilities this summer. CoWs are portable Public Safety Network (PSN) sites that provide temporary network coverage during critical incidents ...
The Morrison Government has appointed Alison Watkins and Carolyn Hewson AO as members of the Reserve Bank of Australia Board (RBA Board) each for a five-year period. Alison has held a range of senior roles ...
The Australian Government is releasing a consultation paper seeking stakeholder feedback on regulatory impediments to modernising business communications. The consultation will specifically consider Treasury laws, including the Corporations Act 2001, Australian Securities and Investments Commission ...
As the holidays approach, Canberrans are being encouraged to shop smart, shop local, and think about both safety and sustainability when buying gifts. “Canberrans could all help keep our city liveable, sustainable, and looking its ...
With Chlristmas just around the corner the Office of Fair Trading is warning online shoppers to not get caught out when shopping online for Christmas gifts. “Queenslanders to be aware of online scammers and know ...
Ahead of the Christmas and New Year holiday period Canberrans are reminded to complete their essential day-to-day business ahead of time and online. With many ACT Government services, including Access Canberra Service Centres, closed or ...