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Last updated: 18 Nov 2025
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The Digital Transformation Agency has secured a new five-year Volume Sourcing Agreement with Microsoft on behalf of the Australian Government, reinforcing its commitment to delivering value, consistency and innovation across government.
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Leading researchers connect to launch ‘Steering for Success’ - DTA’s new governance board guidance.
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Australia’s sustained investment in governance, shared platforms and user centred services across government has been recognised on the global stage. We have strengthened our position as a world leader, now ranking second in the OECD’s Digital Government Index.
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The annual report features an update on 103 in-flight major digital projects and the steps being taken to ensure they succeed. These projects are harnessing digital technologies to deliver world-class digital capabilities and services for Australians.
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An independent review into Australia’s Single Seller Arrangements has found there is a clear role in retaining - and expanding upon - these arrangements.
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The DTA’s updated Policy for the responsible use of AI mandates strengthened governance, mandatory training, and rigorous risk assessment.
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The DTA's Diversity and Inclusion Champion, Tom Marwick, Reflects on his recent Jawun secondment. He highlights the importance of Aboriginal-led solutions and reconciliation within government collaboration.
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Final day of the OECD E-Leaders Meeting 2025 sees delegates knowledge sharing with Australia’s digital associations and members
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The DTA has extended our Digital Seller Underperformance Policy consultation to 9 February 2026.
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The World Bank has recognised Australia with an A-grade and a global top 5 rank with a score of 98.5% on their 2025 GovTech Maturity Index