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On Sydney rivers.

The innovative urban heat project will help adapt our urban centres for more comfortable living.

New smart beaches technology being rolled out by the NSW government is helping councils make decisions about rostering lifeguards

New South Wales based Internet of Things company Peclet said it won a $1 million grant with a ptich featuring sensors, data-sharing platforms and predic...

Leading members of NSW universities, industry and government have met at Western Sydney University to officially launch a project which is designed to...

The New South Wales (NSW) government is investing $2.4 million (US$1.7 million) to bring smart city technologies to ...

Connecting councils, unlocking solar energy use, showing the way forward for secure IoT and other standout projects.

In the media Change management crucial for local government sector in 2021 In 2021, it will be essential that councils prioritise broadening the digital tool kit and ways in which they engage with citizens, mobilise their field workers with cloud-based technologies that enable them to work from anywhere at any time, and reduce costs to service (14 January 2021).  More... NSW Audit finds gaps in procurement compliance An audit of NSW councils has found gaps in procurement management that potent...

NSW spends AU$45m to accelerate smart places development Watch Now The NSW government has announced a new AU$45 million initiative, under its Smart Place Strategy, aimed at accelerating the development of smart places across the state.  The initiative, called NSW Smart Places Acceleration Program, will see government provide AU$45 million over three years to councils and place-owners, such as government agencies, owners, councils or regional organisations, for the adoption of smart technolog...