Darwin's new e-scooters will mine users' data in the hope of delivering economic returns to local businesses.
Businesses tendering for federal procurement contracts will have to provide proof they have a clean tax record from July.
A UN delegation has praised Australia's anti-slavery laws, saying the legislation could position the nation as a world leader.
Despite good intentions about corruption prevention and sound record keeping, councils are failing to deliver.
The foreign aid debate needs to be reframed with new terminology to sell it to the public, a report says.
The City of Sydney has followed the lead of Melbourne to commit to 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2030.
Australia and New Zealand have established a trans-Tasman Electronic Invoicing Board to set the scene for for government e-invoicing.
WA has launched a program to protect the world's largest rock art collection from industry and shipping emissions.
Defence is failing to properly manage under-performing projects, an Auditor General's report has found.
An acoustic system that can locate spy submarines is being adapted to test a leak detection system for Sydney's water network.
Being unaware when your business profits come from exploitation is no longer an acceptable defence.
The recycling industry is urging the state government to mandate the use of recyclables in public roadworks.
Unions and industry have put forward the case for the creation of an Australian maritime fleet that would offer strategic national interest benefits.
All Commonwealth bodies will have to publish their annual reports on a public website from the end of this year.