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Local governments, determined to hold a future fully-privatized Telstra's feet to the fire over services to rural areas, have developed their own blueprint for assisting regional councils to improve service delivery through the use of ICT, and especially high-speed broadband.

The Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) last week delivered a draft of its Better Rural Services report to the federal government and has since held discussions with a number of departments. It plans to submit a final report to the Australian Government Information Management Office in mid-October.

Weiterlesen: Australia: ICT Key to Better Services: ALGA

The federal Government is moving to make electronic interaction with Canberra easier, agreeing on a common gatekeeper framework.

The chief information officer of the Australian Government Information Management Office, Ann Steward, said the information management strategy committee had agreed to introduce a new authentication framework for use across government.

Weiterlesen: Australia: Canberra aids online interaction

Federal government employees will become human guinea pigs as a preliminary test to an Australia-wide rollout of smartcards federal government services delivery under a proposal floated by Special Minister of State, Senator Eric Abetz.

Delivering the keynote address to the government stream at the South East Asian Regional Computer Confederation (SEARRC 2005) in Sydney today.

Weiterlesen: Australia: Government employees to road test smartcards

The federal government today confirmed work was underway on a proposal to deploy smartcards to millions of Australians under a project to slash administrative costs and crack down on identity theft.

Senator Eric Abetz, the Special Minister of State, told ZDNet Australia today he and the Minister for Human Services, Joe Hockey, were working on a project that would see cards incorporating smart chip technology and a photograph of the bearer replace a raft of government services and concession cards, including Medicare cards.

Weiterlesen: Australia: Massive smartcard plan confirmed

All federal public servants may be asked to carry a single chip-equipped identity card as part of moves by the government to improve service delivery and cut fraud using smartcard technology.

Speaking at the launch of the South East Asian Regional Computer Confederation (SEARCC) conference in Sydney, Special Minister of State Senator Eric Abetz said that the government was working on a number of initiatives that could involve the use of so-called "smartcards".

Weiterlesen: Australia: Smartcards for Canberra

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