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Civic Tech Monthly, March 2015

By Matthew Landauer | Published: March 27, 2015

Welcome to the second edition of Civic Tech Monthly, our selection of what’s new and interesting in the last month of Civic Tech in Australia and around the world. Don’t forget to share this newsletter with friends and colleagues. Forward this email to them or invite them to subscribe at http://oaf.us8.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=86c7f63554037aed044df4556&id=083b3ae43e News & Notes Update […]

Posted in Civic Tech Monthly | Also tagged Alaveteli, API, Australia, Civic Tech Monthly, community, council voting, Croaky, Federal parliament, Italy, JavaScript, KnowYourPlace, MP, Nick Evershed, nsw, nswvotes, openaustralia foundation, OpenAustralia.org, Parliament, Peter Timmins, PlanningAlerts API, Poplus, queensland, Redlands 2030, Rosie Williams, Rwanda, The Guardian, They Vote For You, UK, UK Parliament, UK Parliament’s Digital Democracy Commission, Video | Leave a comment

Submission for the “Inquiry into the Freedom of Information Amendment (New Arrangements) Bill 2014”

By Kat Szuminska | Published: November 18, 2014

The Secretary of the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee recently invited The OpenAustralia Foundation to make a submission on their Inquiry into the Freedom of Information Amendment (New Arrangements). These amendments make it harder and more expensive to argue the case if and when agencies refuse requests for information under FOI law. This makes […]

Posted in OpenAustralia Foundation, RightToKnow.org.au | Also tagged Accountability, Administrative Appeals Tribunal, Attorney-General's Department, Australia, committee, Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee, Ethics, FOI, FOIA, Freedom of Information, Freedom of Information Act, Freedom of Information Act 1982, Freedom of information legislation, Information Commissioner, John McMillan, law, media reporters, office of the Australian Information, office of the australian information commissioner, open government, openaustralia foundation, Right to Information Act, Right To Know, senate, Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee | Leave a comment

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