Government 2.0 - Best Practices Wiki / Australian Government Tweeple. Public sector employees and Government consultants in Australia using Twitter. Please note, this does not imply that their Twitter feeds are representative of the organisations that they work for. Feel free to add yourself to this list. Consider asking people before adding them as many Twitter users consider their Twitter accounts as personal. Public servants Freelancers, consultants, etc. Federal government State government Western Australia Relocated to Australian Government Tweeple - Western Australia. Local government Refer to - Unofficial feeds Politicians and staffers There is a full listing of Federal (and growing State) politicians at TweetMP.
SA. Done - Local Gov2.0: Transforming Local Government With Social Media and Web 2.0. Done - web2.0-use.pdf (application/pdf Object) Done Web 2.0: The New Tools for Democratic Conversations – A snapshot of Initiatives in Government. Done - Deloitte.pdf (application/pdf Object) WA. VIC. NAA. NSW. QLD. ManagingOnlineResources&ServicesPolicyGuide.pdf (application/pdf Object) Examples. AGIMO Blog. About | Government 2.0 Taskforce. The Government 2.0 Taskforce is being formed against a backdrop of increased interest by governments worldwide in the potential uses of public sector information and online engagement.
President Obama made online engagement a theme of his election campaign and has indicated his desire to take a simular approach to government itself. In the United Kingdom the Brown Government’s Power of Information Taskforce has recommended sweeping reforms to how the civil service publishes, manages and engages with information. There are similar developments in other jurisdictions. The Taskforce will not be the government’s very first encounter with government 2.0 – indeed this initiative commences just as the Federal government is winding up a six month trial of online consultation (see for example here and here).
The Taskforce is made up of policy and technical experts and entrepreneurs from government, business, academia, and cultural institutions. Its work falls into two streams. Terms of reference.