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Digital signatures for completely paperless Councils*
Years ago, people were preparing for the paperless office revolution. It would enhance business workflow, reduce printing costs and save trees. The dream faded, however…
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Pittwater simplifies the development process
Located in New South Wales, Pittwater Council has placed particular emphasis on providing information and services via the web. It views its website as a…
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GIS tackles insurance claims
South Australia’s City of Charles Sturt recognises the importance of having a well developed system for managing risk associated with Council activities and functions. Council…
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Mobility solutions for Local Government*
Mobility solutions are delivering real productivity benefits and cost savings to Local Governments. Mobility solutions by Victorian company, Sage Technology, provide effective, vital communication between…
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Good IDEA makes researching Local Government easy
The Local Government Association of Tasmania’s (LGAT) Local Government Online Services program has developed a package that will increase residents’ ability to find information on…
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Fix-o-grams make a difference in Brisbane
Almost 650 residents have posted a fix-o-gram to Brisbane City Council during the past three months, and another 400 have sent an online fix-o-gram message.…
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Wireless applications for field staff
By Malcolm Thom* Saxon Hot Water Systems is a manufacturer of electric and solar domestic hot water systems. Saxon water heaters are sold across Australia…
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Mapoon and the digital cape
Mapoon Aboriginal Council, in partnership with the Cape York Digital Network (CYDN), has developed an Information Technology and Communications system. The CYDN was established in…
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High speed broadband puts Port Augusta at the forefront of telecommunications
Located in close proximity to the Flinders Ranges in South Australia, Port Augusta City Council is at the forefront of telecommunications, ahead of many metropolitan…
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Meeting the challenges and opportunities of amalgamation
When the new Council was formed on 25 February 2004, the challenges were abundant. The amalgamation brought together one City and 43 towns and villages…
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Making sustainability a priority
Current consumer trends and lifestyle choices, including demand for goods and services and the way we plan and develop our communities, are challenging our ability…
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Clarence Valley facts and figures
Located at the southern end of the Northern Rivers Region of New South Wales, Clarence Valley Council (CVC) was formed with the amalgamation of four…
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