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CeBIT 2010: Government CIO pushes for in-house IT workforce

The CIO of the federal Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations, Glen Archer, has admitted there are fewer places for IT contractors in Canberra, but stopped short of saying there in a new skills crisis in the nation's capital.
Industry opens up on Finance's Gov 2.0 blog

Finance’s freshly minted Government 2.0 blog may be just days old, but it is already prompting detailed discussion on how the Federal Government can improve its tendering and procurement processes.
Budget 2010: Creatively common budget should have used Twitter

By any standard, the Federal Budget was a boring thing to watch on the ABC last night. And for those, like us journalists, that had to sift through the papers well into the night, it was hard to get the juices flowing.
SA government to retract censorship law in election lead-up

South Australian Attorney General, Michael Atkinson, will repeal a controversial law to curb online election commentary.
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KRudd's Blog = Government 2.0 Fail

A more open and interactive government may be the goal of Government 2.0, but it would seem that somebody hasn’t let the prime minister, Kevin Rudd know.

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