State Archives - Page 8 of 32

Mar 28

Love21

Smartphone addiction has received a pandering from the Victorian government in the form of pedestrian lights installed along the footpath.

Footpath pedestrian lights installed for smartphone addicts

By Paul Hemsley Infrastructure, State

Look down and follow the signs.

Mar 28

Love11

The Victorian government has opened a new home for Melbourne Trams, as part of a $190 million redevelopment of an existing depot site.

First low-floor trams for Melbourne’s hospital precinct

By Staff Writers State, Transport

Set of 10 new accessible trams for staff, patients and visitors.

Mar 24

Love17

A new set of 20 51st E-Class trams have been rolled off the Bombardier production line to enter service on Melbourne's busy tram network.

Trams valued at $295 mil roll off Bombardier’s production line

By Staff Writers State, Transport

Melbourne’s new line of 51st E-Class trams in action.

Mar 24

Love11

Dr Maria Milosavljevic has been appointed as the NSW government's new cyber security tsar to consult with industry, governments in Australia and overseas.

Milosavljevic fills NSW cyber security chief role

By Paul Hemsley ICT, State

New appointee to lead state government’s security agenda.

Mar 21

Love15

Startups in ICT have been invited by the Queensland government to participate in grants to collaborate on potential ICT solutions.

ICT startups invited to work with QLD government

By Staff Writers ICT, State

Funding available for eager companies.

Mar 20

Love20

Western Australia's local government sector has a new representative in state parliament in David Templeman and they're looking forward to working with him.

WALGA welcomes Templeman as Local Government Minister

By Staff Writers Local, State

Councils get a fresh start after WA election.

Mar 17

Love13

The federal government is helping the South Australian government finance a grid-battery storage infrastructure system, the largest in Australia.

Financial booster shot for grid-scale battery storage

By Staff Writers Federal, Infrastructure, State

South Australia’s energy policy gathers momentum.

Mar 16

Love19

Women in local government are being encouraged to succeed from a new support program created and funded by the Victorian government.

Victoria boosting womens’ leadership in local government

By Staff Writers Local, State

Support for the sisterhood in council elections.

Mar 15

Love29

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has unveiled a new energy policy designed to make the state's infrastructure more reliable and cost-effective.

South Australia tightens grip on energy security

By Staff Writers Federal, Infrastructure, State, Sustainability

Weatherill’s pledge to take control of state’s energy future and prevent more summer blackouts.

Mar 14

Love15

Public housing areas in Queensland will be powered through solar energy in a trial initiated by the state government to enable cheaper power.

Solar trial shines on Queensland’s public housing

By Staff Writers State, Sustainability

Cheaper power for residents of Logan City Council.

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