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Report

The future of email archives


This report articulates a conceptual and technical framework in which current efforts to preserve email can operate not as competing solutions, but as elements of an interoperable toolkit, and identifies missing elements and areas for additional community growth.
Discussion paper

Public inquiry into the declaration of the Domestic Mobile Terminating Access Service: discussion paper


The Mobile Terminating Access Service (MTAS) is a wholesale service that allows consumers on different mobile networks to make calls or send SMS to each other. The ACCC has released this discussion paper inviting submissions on whether the MTAS should continue to be declared and whether any changes to the MTAS are required.
Report

Falling through the net: the digital divide in Western Australia


New data technologies, big data analytics and intelligent software systems are transforming the way we produce, consume or distribute commodities, and increasingly, the way we access services. This report shows there are clear divides between the haves and have nots, across various measures of access, ability and affordability.
Report

Digital delivery of government services


Digital transformation represents one of the best opportunities to deliver more to those who pay for government, those who work for government, and those who government works for.
Discussion paper

Reviews of the Enhancing Online Safety Act 2015 and the Online Content Scheme - discussion paper


This discussion paper is the starting point of two reviews inviting stakeholders and interested parties to provide their views about the Online Safety Act and the Online Content Scheme in Schedules 5 and 7 to the BSA, which regulates the internet industry and content services industry, in relation to prohibited and potentially prohibited content.