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myGov Perth selected to trial new Services Australia offering

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

Perth City Service Centre customers will soon experience a new “welcoming environment” that has been designed specifically to help older Australians who need additional support.

DTA to deliver government business architecture and Platforms Marketplace

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

The DTA is driving an APS-wide focus on identifying, sharing and sourcing reusable platforms, which means buying, building or developing once and reusing many times.

Federal government’s digital procurement site hits $2b milestone

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

More than $2.3 billion in digital and ICT services contracts have been awarded through the Digital Transformation Agency’s online procurement platform.

ACSC launches guidance to support safe adoption of cloud services

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

The guidance was co-designed with industry to replace the ASD’s cloud services certification program (CSCP) — which ceased on March 2 — and the CCSL,…

‘I am the luckiest public servant alive’: Rebecca Skinner on being a glass-half-full leader

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

'I brought with me a knowledge that if you have a big organisation with a delivery focus, you'll find a way to deliver the outcome…

DTA creates beta model which simplifies complexity of government

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

The DTA argues that the concepts model gives an 'easy-to-understand structure to simplify the complexity of government'.

Robert gives update on Services Australia vision, key whole-of-gov initiatives

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

Stuart Robert said the modernisation will mean faster and more accurate calculation of welfare entitlements, and enable the government to more readily explore the effects…

DTA embarks on whole-of-government architecture plan to enable APS reform and streamline services

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

Stuart Robert first announced the initiative in November, to be delivered by a taskforce comprised of members from Services Australia, the Australian Tax Office, the…

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With isolation over, in Canberra it’s back to normal with a bump we all would recognise

By Verona Burgess

Editors' Picks

It was a great party while it lasted, but now the stragglers are leaving and the hangover is setting in, writes Verona Burgess.

NDIS Quality and Safeguards boss to be granted stronger powers

By Shannon Jenkins

Community & Social

The bureaucrat charged with regulating National Disability Insurance Scheme providers has been granted powers to protect participants under the scheme. The NDIS Amendment (Strengthening Banning…

Stuart Robert reflects on one year of Services Australia

By Shannon Jenkins

Community & Social

Government services minister Stuart Robert has marked one year since the government announced its 'vision' for Services Australia, which has seen the department-turned-executive agency respond…

Health accepts COVID-19 tracing app privacy recommendations, downloads soar

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

More than 1 million Australians have downloaded the new coronavirus contact tracing app less than a day after its release, according to health minister Greg…

‘No one is tracking you’: Stuart Robert urges public to trust COVID-19 tracing app

By Shannon Jenkins

Communications & Technology

Government services minister Stuart Robert has been spreading the word about the government’s incoming COVID-19 tracing app, which has been based on the technology currently…

COVID-19: Some Centrelink staff to continue debt-recovery activities, others to be redeployed

By Shannon Jenkins

Federal

Services Australia staff will continue to pursue debt-related activities that are 'beneficial to customers', while other activities have been frozen for six months.

Robodebt: Government expects to refund more than 400,000 welfare debts

By Shannon Jenkins

Federal

The federal government plans to refund more than 400,000 Centrelink debts as part of a looming class action against the controversial robodebt scheme. A ministerial…