Unfriended: Australian MP Andrew Wilkie calls biocops on Facebook
While it was an attempt to spread festive cheer, Facebook's floral arrangements ended up breaching Tasmanian biosecurity laws.
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TAFE NSW to bin costly IT system
The Learning Management and Business Reform project that was rolled out to TAFE NSW in 2009 is being scrapped.
WA agencies missing out on millions from lack of online services
An audit by the Western Australian auditor general has shown that the state's agencies lag behind other Australian jurisdictions in delivering common services online.
Australian Greens unveils AU$1.7b multinational tax avoidance policy
The Greens party has set out a policy framework that proposes changes to tax law, public disclosure, enforcement, and global diplomacy.
Village Roadshow continues donations in favour of Liberal Party
The media company donated AU$160,000 more to the Liberal Party than the Labor Party during the 2014-15 financial year, according to the Australian Electoral Commission donor disclosures.
Queensland's go card to replace 'bureaucratic nightmare' concession card system
The Queensland government has brought the tertiary transport concession card application process online to TransLink's website to eliminate the need for extra paperwork.
Queensland Education director stands down over OneSchool IT glitch
The Department of Education and Training's acting deputy director-general of corporate services has voluntarily stood down over the IT error that prevented 644 suspected child abuse cases from not being reported to police.
Little Scientists bringing German STEM education to preschoolers
Froebel Early Learning Centre is introducing preschoolers to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics skills as part of the Little Scientist initiative.
Anittel wins AU$2m managed services contract with WA schools
Over the next two years, Anittel will deliver full-time managed services support to Kingsway Christian College, Mandurah Baptist College, and Peter Carnley Anglican Community School.
South Australian government restructures without CIO
The South Australian government has dumped Brett Morris as chief information officer as part of a restructure, and will replace his position with a director of Digital Government.