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Google Cloud and UK Government Reveal Major Push to End "Ball and Chain" Legacy Tech

Science · United Kingdom

Google Cloud and UK Government Reveal Major Push to End "Ball and Chain" Legacy Tech

Coverage: 6 sources

UK Government partnership will also see Google Cloud upskill 100,000 UK civil servants.See the Story

Councils at 'Breaking Point' as Cost-Shifting Crunch Hits Ratepayer Funds

Oceania · New South Wales

Councils at 'Breaking Point' as Cost-Shifting Crunch Hits Ratepayer Funds

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

NSW councils face $1.5 billion annual burden due to cost-shifting, rate capping, and funding shortfalls from state and federal governments.See the Story

Former politician appointed Small Business Commissioner

South Australia · South Australia

Former politician appointed Small Business Commissioner

Former South Australian deputy premier Daniel van Holst Pellekaan will become the state’s Small Business Commissioner.Read Article

Councils 'Name and Shame' on ESVF - Euroa Gazette

A peak municipality body is taking steps to let ratepayers know exactly how much the Victorian government's Emergency Services Volunteer Fund (ESVF) levy is costing them.Rural Councils Victoria (RCV) said in a statement the ESVF was a new tax that councils were being required to collect on the state government’s behalf.“The ESVF is expected to rip tens of millions of dollars out of rural municipalities alone, though the Victorian government has …Taxes · New South Wales See the Story

Queensland Police Service review recommends overhaul

The review into the Queensland Police Service has made 65 recommendations to boost morale and improve policing.Glebe · Glebe Read Article

NSW to fund 549 more kerbside EV chargers

The new pole-mounted and pedestal electric vehicle charger units will be rolled out across 130 suburbs in Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong.Glebe · Glebe Read Article

WA mulls changing some public holiday dates

A review will consider bringing Western Australia’s public holidays into line with those of other states and territories.Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

Renewal SA on the hunt for a new head

The South Australia government will soon begin a search for a new Chief Executive for Renewal SA, following the announcement that the incumbent, Chris Menz, has resigned. Menz had been in the role since February 2020, having previously served as a Project Director at Renewal SA and Executive Director, Communities and Health at Commercial & General. Menz will stay on at Renewal SA until mid-September to help ensure a seamless transition. A govern…Glebe · Glebe Read Article

Council has mining licence rates win

A decision handed down last week by the Supreme Court of Western Australia, appears to have settled a debate over whether Crown land for which a miscellaneous licence has been issued, should be considered occupied rateable land according to section 6.26(1) of the WA Local Government Act 1995. The case involved the Shire of Mount Magnet versus Atlantic Vanadium Pty Ltd. Atlantic Vanadium had obtained a number of ‘miscellaneous licenses’ in Wester…Glebe · Glebe Read Article

Queensland Integrity Commissioner gets $7.1m boost

The Government says it is keeping its promise to strengthen the independence of the Office of the Queensland Integrity Commissioner.Queensland, Australia · Queensland Read Article

'I Support Social Housing, but...' - Minister Responds to New Project Criticism

Housing Minister John Carey says his government's investment in social housing with Frasers Suites, would help produce a balanced rental marketHousing · Esperance See the Story

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