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Science

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Briefing paper

Introducing integrated e-government in Australia


Australia has fallen behind many other countries by failing to adopt an integrated approach to e-government that joins up all government services across the three tiers of government. For citizens, this makes life harder than it needs to be and consumes time that could be spent on other things.
Conference paper

Privacy concerns and acceptance of government surveillance in Australia


This research sought to examine the factors influencing public acceptance of government surveillance in Australia.
Article

Data sovereignty, community control and better outcomes


How data sovereignty can empower First Australian communities to define success on their own terms, and in so doing, improve outcomes for people.
Report

Independent Scientific Panel Inquiry into Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation in Western Australia: final report


As part of its report, the Panel has made 91 findings regarding the risks, public concern and regulation of onshore hydraulic fracture stimulation, and 44 recommendations as to how those risks and concerns might be further reduced should the state government choose to lift the current moratorium on hydraulic fracture stimulation in Western Australia.
Report

Gaming micro-transactions for chance-based items


Gaming micro-transactions for chance-based items, called 'loot boxes' for the purposes of this inquiry, are included in some video games to provide players with away to obtain virtual items for in-game use.