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The OECD recognises Australia’s leadership in digital investment governance. Profiling the IOF, Benefits Management Policy, Digital Experience Policy and BuyICT as global best practices.
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From 1 July 2025, the Digital Service Standard fully applies to public-facing services. Supporting consistent, inclusive and high-quality digital service delivery.
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Lucy Poole, Deputy CEO of the DTA, delivers a keynote on AI in the public sector at Tech in Gov 2025.
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The OECD has recognised Australia’s Investment Oversight Framework as global best practice. The DTA’s approach strengthens digital planning, assurance and alignment across government.
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The DTA has released the AI Technical Standard to guide responsible government adoption. Embedding transparency, safety and accountability across the AI system lifecycle.
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From 1 July 2025, Digital Investment Plans are mandatory. The framework helps agencies align digital initiatives with strategy, outcomes and future needs.
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The 2024 DDGS Implementation Plan highlights APS projects and industry partnerships, like the Workforce Plan and ACS MOU, to build talent and digital capability.
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The DTA has released the SDM Guide, helping agencies reduce ICT waste through secure, ethical reuse and recycling—supporting sustainability and digital inclusion.
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The 2025 AI Government Showcase highlights practical, responsible AI adoption across the APS and industry. Registrations are now open for the 31 July event in Canberra.
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The IOF has moved to digital.gov.au, creating a central hub for digital investment guidance. This shift supports consistent, transparent planning across government.