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Govt loses to IBM after health payroll debacle
Bid launched by Newman government after health payroll debacle fails in court.
Bid launched by Newman government after health payroll debacle fails in court.
Minister for Communications acknowledges some areas of Canberra's southern suburbs have poor internet access.
Human Service to face National Audit Office scrutiny. Again.
The ACT government has defended its right to seek access to Canberrans' private phone and internet records without a warrant.
Malcolm Turnbull's DTO has been critical of myGov, now it has the chance to show it can do better.
Computer glitch blamed as welfare agency hits tens of thousands with bills for money that is not owed.
Archaic technology wasting time for Canberrans is in the target of new federal agency.
Centrelink's tech woes disrupts Disability Pension medical crackdown.
Centrelink clients around Australia are furious over missing payments.
A report has revealed stunning examples of public service inefficiency when it comes to releasing and managing data.
The Queensland government's lawsuit against IBM Australia over the disastrous health payroll system has stalled, after the Supreme Court upheld a legal challenge by the technology giant.
The Queensland government's lawsuit against IBM Australia over the disastrous health payroll system has stalled after the Supreme Court upheld a legal challenge by the technology giant.
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has reportedly had its computer systems breached.
The ATO has announced it will extend its voice authentication system to its mobile app
On the eve of its first birthday, an Australian non-for-profit facilitating digital literacy in school-aged children just received a million present from the federal government and the Telstra Foundation.
Firefighters and planners are using an Australian-made bushfire simulator to help them do their job.
The ATO has been targeted more than 11,000 times by identity fraudsters attempting to steal tax refunds in 2014-15.
Public servants need to ditch the control and encourage entrepreneurship.
State of the Service report outlines the major hurdle to digital reform.
Tens of thousands of taxpayers forced to wait for refunds amid suspicion of identity theft.