Australian Government stories - Page 2

“The Terabit Territory is a game-changer for Vocus and the Territory, establishing Darwin as a major new gateway for capacity from Asia to other mainland capital cities.">>

The PJCIS, Human Right Law Centre, Digital Rights Watch and Access Now are calling for the repeal or amendment of the controversial laws.>>

“Everyone in Australia should be able to make full use of digital technologies. We look forward to working with the Government as it implements its commitment.">>

The Phase 1 agreement is for Infosys to create a Proof o Design and is expected to complete mid-2020. >>

The Chinese behemoth claims the ban will mean bad news economically: “without us, they are in huge trouble.”>>

BATMn is a $2.7m proprietary electric reactor, based on Calix technology, for producing advanced battery materials, part-funded by the Government.>>

"We are seeing a real-world effect of technology creep on our privacy rights in Australian cities through the rapid expansion of surveillance technology in public spaces.">>

"Much like in the corporate world, we have witnessed a considerable shift in the requirements of state government departments over the last two years.">>

New tools that leverage AI and other innovative technologies have potential to future-proof the provision of online services in Australia.">>

"For the government to suggest this is anything other than blanket surveillance of the Australian population is ridiculous.">>

Huawei Australia has released a statement pointing out a UK cross-party committee’s findings that there is no need to ban Huawei’s 5G technologies.>>

The deal accelerates transformation opportunity, invests in public sector skills, drives inclusion and leverages local investment.>>

Australia’s Federal, State and Territory government agencies will now access all AWS Cloud services, after AWS struck a deal with Whole-of-Government Australia to deploy AWS.>>

“This panel is an important step in the go-to-market strategy for Kojensi Gov. This opens up an enormous marketplace for agencies and institutions that need to share information between and within government at the classified level.">>

Following the announcement of Australia’s 2019 Federal Budget, as you would expect there have been mixed reactions, but ACS says there is progress.>>

Experts from the IT and tech industries share their disappointments and satisfaction on what the budget could mean for the sector in Australia.>>

New research reveals Australia has not yet made the systemic changes required to achieve diversity in STEM, threatening the nation’s prosperity.>>

A number of IT leaders have come forward expressing their concerns around the centralisation of data centres in cities like Sydney and Melbourne, not allowing the country as a whole to thrive.>>

Cloud has been a huge part of the ‘digital transformation’ conversation within Australian government during recent years.>>

Minister Karen Andrews, and Minister Simon Birmingham have released a joint statement on the national blockchain roadmap and extra $100,000 funding.>>

“Australians should be able to drive all over this massive nation with complete confidence in a zero-emission vehicle.”>>

Late last week, Australian security agencies reported they were looking into a security breach of the Federal Parliament’s network. >>

The AIIA highlights the need to boost Digital Skills, Innovation and Government ICT Procurement in Pre-Budget Submission.>>

The research centres on how advanced cyber traps, which are used to identify data breaches as they happen, can be used in conjunction with tools such as artificial intelligence.>>