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NZ Govt invests $24.3B in transport services and infrastructure
Sep 9, 2021
The New Zealand Government is investing in transport services and infrastructure through the 2021-24 National Land Transport Programme (NLTP), getting the country moving by reducing emissions and supporting economic recovery. Transport Minister Michael Wood stated that the NLTP outlines ...
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Five-year Strategic Agreements provide medicine benefits for Aussies
Sep 7, 2021
Australians can now have affordable, improved and guaranteed access to medicines thanks to the landmark long-term Strategic Agreements between the Australian Government and the medicine industry. The Government’s five-year Strategic Agreements between Medicines Australia ...
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2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan brings new reforms
Sep 7, 2021
Infrastructure Australia has published the 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan, bringing new reforms that will fully leverage Australia’s $110 billion infrastructure spend while helping the country recover from the pandemic. “The 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan is ...
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Nat’l Australian law firm McCabe Curwood rebrands to McCabes
Sep 6, 2021
National Australian law firm McCabe Curwood has revealed during an all-staff address that they are rebranding themselves to McCabes as of Monday 6th September 2021. The news was announced by the firm’s Managing Principal ...
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Australian Government assists job seekers in getting a driving licence
Aug 31, 2021
In order to help address a significant barrier to those entering the workforce, the Australian Government is providing available assistance for job seekers to get a driving licence. It has been found that nearly one-third ...
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OAIC’s latest report reveals 446 data breach notifications
Aug 23, 2021
The OAIC’s latest Notifiable Data Breaches Report reveals that the organisation has received 446 data breach notifications from January to June of this year. Out of the 446 data breaches, 43 per cent came from cyber security incidents. The OAIC also ...
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11 common pain points when dealing with government
Jul 15, 2021
Sometimes, people can have bad experiences when dealing with different government services and organisations. These pain points can occur repeatedly in different contexts and can cause frustration on behalf of the person trying to avail ...
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SA launches Community Connections program to combat social isolation
Jul 6, 2021
The SA Government has launched the Community Connections program, supporting the making and strengthening of social and community connections for South Australians who are at risk of social isolation. The Community Connections program will link isolated adults with the right connections at ...
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Franchising Code of Conduct amended to further protect businesses
Jul 5, 2021
Amendments have been made to Australia’s Franchising Code of Conduct, protecting over 1200 brands and over 90,000 small and family businesses in the franchising sector. Australia’s franchise sector contributes $154 billion dollars a year, making a major contribution to the economy. The Franchising Code ...
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Staying On Track with AI – Is Your Agency on Board?
Jul 1, 2021
Savvy government agencies have realised that having a governance process and framework to support AI and intelligent automation – especially AI ethics – is now mandatory. And while there are very few Secretaries, CEOs and SES in government agencies and departments who need to be convinced of ...
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NSW 2021-22 Budget to boost state’s recovery and resilience
Jun 29, 2021
Twelve months ago, NSW was nearing the deepest point of its first recession in nearly 30 years. Over 270,000 jobs were lost during the initial impact of COVID-19, causing the state government to quickly move in order to regain lost ...
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Payment Times Procurement Connected Policy aids government suppliers
Jun 28, 2021
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 times and cash flow across the Australian economy. With it, businesses with ...
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