November 9, 2026 — 1:12pm Queenslanders can now go to one place in Brisbane’s CBD to get married, get a tattoo licence, enrol to vote and more, after a new government services hub opened its doors on Monday. The Service Queensland centre, at 119-133 Adelaide…
November 8, 2026 — 6:28pm A political divide has opened over the management of major projects in Victoria ahead of the Big Build royal commission’s first public hearings, with Opposition Leader Jess Wilson vowing to keep and expand an independent advisory body that Premier…
Promises of funding for housing, renewal and combatting homelessness and addictions need to be followed up with concrete plans, says mayor The new federal budget is encouraging but Mayor Andrew Knack says he is waiting to see the substance behind…
October 27, 2026 — 7:00pm There have been 25 additional allegations of fraud, corruption, theft and criminal behaviour on Victorian government infrastructure building sites since May, as the royal commission into the construction sector gets underway. Since the beginning of the year, contractors on public…
GovTech IE 11 Not Supported Second Lawsuit Filed Over Alabama Data Center Deal
Does anyone seriously believe life will be better when Calgary hits a population of two million in a few years? It won’t. In fact, for many of us, it’ll probably be worse. Pointing this out is akin to spitting into…
Our current model for municipal growth is setting us up for future failure. Let's do something about it For the fourth time in two years, Calgarians are being asked to curtail their water consumption as work continues to replace a…
The treasurer is considering large cuts to infrastructure projects ahead of an expected interest rates hike. October 29, 2026 — 6:06am
Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. The cost of basic goods and services – now a leading issue in the midterm elections – continues to rise and Americans are feeling pinched. But as the midterms approach and lame-duck sessions follow, advocates are already…
October 28, 2026 — 8:56pm The commissioner charged with investigating the CFMEU in Queensland is considering whether he should make early recommendations, despite the state government extending the inquiry until late next year. In May, Deputy Premier and Industrial Relations Minister Jarrod Bleijie extended…
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