Government Tech PolicyEmpired 'exclusive' role in NEC consortium delivering services to WA Govt
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IT services provider Empired says it is playing an exclusive role in a consortium led by NEC to supply GovNext ICT services to the Western… Australian start-up testing new online voting system
Written by Sam Varghese
An Australian start-up that is currently testing what it says is the biggest dry run of an electronic voting system is confident that it can… Census 2016: recommendation on voluntary name submission rejected
Written by Sam Varghese
The Turnbull government has finally responded to the recommendations of the Senate Economics Reference Committee which looked into the 2016 census debacle, saying that it… Ecuador runoff vote will decide Assange's fate
Written by Sam Varghese
WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange will have to wait until a runoff vote in Ecuador on 2 April to know whether he will be able to… Some will be able to vote online in WA state poll
Written by Sam Varghese
Voters in Western Australia who have poor literacy skills, are blind or sight impaired or are otherwise incapacitated will be able to vote online in… Apple appeals EU tax bill, wants it withdrawn
Written by Sam Varghese
Apple has filed a list of 14 objections with the European Court of Appeals, saying that the European Commission's decision to slap it with a… US Govt, tech firms behind India's cash moves: claim
Written by Doron Beer
A number of the world's largest tech and finance companies and their leaders are part of a group behind a global war on cash, it… India to offer citizens' data for commercial exploitation
Written by Sam Varghese
India has taken a leap into the unknown by offering its database containing biometric identities for all its citizens to commercial firms to exploit. Assange may be evicted if Ecuador ruling party loses
Written by Sam Varghese
WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange may find himself expelled from the Ecuadorian embassy where he has been taking refuge for more than four years if there… SA govt outsources IT functions, 180 to lose jobs
Written by Sam Varghese
One hundred and eighty South Australian Government IT workers will lose their jobs after the state government announced today that all its IT functions would… 
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