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Wednesday February 1, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

2010-11 was generally a low year for donations from the technology sector to state and federal political parties, with Optus topping the list at $86,252.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Gillard has unveiled a plan to build up the nation's IT skills by extending HECS-style loans to TAFE colleges.

-- Liz Tay

LATEST GOVERNMENT IT ARTICLES

	Optus tops political donations list By James Hutchinson \| Feb 1, 2012 ICT firms lower donations.
	NSW Auditor slams agency contract extensions By Liz Tay \| Feb 1, 2012 Health, Police fail to get value for money.
	Gillard proposes HECS scheme for TAFE IT courses By Brett Winterford \| Feb 1, 2012 Requires State and Territory approval for vocational training overhaul.
	NSW Businesslink eyes Oracle CRM on-demand By Ry Crozier \| Feb 1, 2012 Underpins agency system under development.
	Defence data centre move slips to November By John Hilvert \| Jan 30, 2012 Further slippages could imperil desktop consolidation.
	Tax board eyes cloud for IT migration By John Hilvert \| Jan 30, 2012 Partial shift off Tax Office infrastructure.
	Britain appoints new Government CIO By Dan Raywood \| Feb 1, 2012 Andy Nelson to head government cloud program.

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