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Online Collaboration & Public Sector Publishing

David Schulz's picture

The largest 120 councils in Australia each spend an average of $10 million per year on creating and producing documents. Online collaborative authoring and editing can save money and produce better results. 

Where does all the money go?

Sara Hudson's picture

In her report Closing the Accountability Gap: The First Step towards Better Indigenous Health was released last week, Sara Hudson describes why Aborigines are missing out on benefits of additional funding for Indigenous Health.

Empowering individuals to control their personal information

Malcolm Crompton's picture

A privacy paper from the UK tells only part the story of ‘context specific authentication’ and leaves at least two questions unanswered.

Imagination in Public Administration

David Stephens's picture

Considering the full spectrum of regulatory instruments and applying them to risks appropriately is at the core of making better regulation choices.

4th Annual Government Relations Summit, Tuesday 10 November 2009, Program and registration at www.frocomm.com.au

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS 

John Utting, Founder and Managing Director, UMR Australia

Tim Gartrell, CEO, Auspoll

Simon Banks, Canberra Director, Hawker Britton

Arthur Sinodinos, Regional Director, NAB

Rydges Lakeside, Canberra
Tuesday 10th November
$695 + GST 
Program and registration at www.frocomm.com.au

An Asia Pacific Community: an idea whose time is coming

Richard Woolcott's picture

Why did Kevin Rudd put the proposal for an Asia Pacific Community forward in the first place, on behalf of Australia?

Abolishing the States a Step Too Far

Tony Abbott's picture

The Hon. Tony Abbott MHR responds to criticism from some his Liberal colleagues regarding his position on battling the dysfunction of federation by enhancing the capacity of the Commonwealth to resolve problems the states can't fix.

 

Firewall of Lies

Alexandra Roach's picture

The glaring technical flaws of the proposed mandatory internet filter scheme are bad enough, but it is the lies that have been used to sell it which should alarm us the most.

German Climate Politics: All that Glitters not Gold

Nina Drewes's picture

Germany may be a world leader in climate policy, but her politicians still have a lot of work to do.

Ricky Ponting the Nathan Rees of Cricket

Louise Easson's picture

The Australian cricket team and the NSW Government are both suffering from a lack of leadership.