Digital NSW and NSW Procurement have launched components of the buy.nsw guided buying experience into beta. [ + ]

Adelaide has again been named one of the world's top smart cities, winning a spot in the Intelligent Community Forum's 'Smart21'. [ + ]

Governments, industry and policy- and standards-makers will gather to discuss how smart city standards can help them best meet citizen and consumer needs. [ + ]

Digital health leaders from around the world have met in Hong Kong to discuss how they can improve their services. [ + ]

New Zealand's High Court has issued orders prohibiting anyone coming into possession of Commerce Commission data stolen in a burglary from publishing it. [ + ]

New Zealand government agencies could soon be subject to a charter designed to improve transparency and accountability in data and algorithm use. [ + ]

The DTA is seeking feedback from buyers and sellers of government cloud services on the design of the proposed Cloud Marketplace procurement panel. [ + ]

The City of Newcastle's new 'Envirosensing' sensor and IoT network will be used to address a range of local environmental issues such as 'urban heat islands'. [ + ]

Just 1% of respondents to a survey of government IT leaders from 45 US states indicated that their state has no current plans to implement AI. [ + ]

A forensic investigation on the attack of hospitals in the Gippsland and Southwest Victoria regions has found no evidence any patient data was compromised. [ + ]

Mapillary is giving Logan City Council more up-to-date images of its road assets, enabling it to better track any issues and allocate resources. [ + ]

The Smart Cities Council Australia New Zealand has published a paper outlining nine principles for cities to take during 5G deployment planning. [ + ]

ACT Health Acting Chief Information Officer Sandra Cook has been named 'Digital Champion' at the Australian Government Digital Awards 2019. [ + ]

The Public Sector Data Governance and Management Forum will explore how collaboration and data sharing can improve government services and boost public engagement. [ + ]

New Zealand's Commerce Commission has warned that documents potentially containing confidential business information have been exposed following a burglary. [ + ]