Tag Archives: Civic Tech Monthly

The year is almost over – here’s our plan for the rest of 2016

By Henare Degan | Published: September 30, 2016

While our trip to Cockatoo Island a year ago seems like it was an age away, this year feels like it has sped by. We’ve already launched two major projects in 2016 – something I don’t think we’ve ever done before. No wonder it feels like we’ve been busy. We had our final quarterly planning […]

Posted in Planning | Also tagged Ask Your Councillors, celebration, CryptoParty, donations, mobile, morph.io, performance, planningalerts, PlanningAlerts Supporters, research, Right To Know, They Vote For You | Leave a comment

Civic Tech Monthly, July 2015

By Henare Degan | Published: July 24, 2015

Welcome to the sixth edition of Civic Tech Monthly. Below you’ll find news and notes about civic tech from Australia and around the world. It’s been very cold here in Sydney. People were even snowboarding down the main street of Katoomba, where our co-founders live. Maybe that means people have been hibernating because this month […]

Posted in Civic Tech Monthly | Also tagged Alaveteli, Alaveteli15, AlaveteliCon, Australia, BBC, Chile, citizen, citizens, democracy, Flag, Flagpost, GitHub, Googlers, Henare Degan, Interpol, Katoomba, legislation, Luke Bacon, Mark Cridge, Matthew Landauer, morph.io, MySociety, NASA, New Zealand, Pub Meet, Right To Know, scrapers, scraping, snow, snowboarding, supporters, Surry Hills, Tech Talk, Tom Steinberg, Trinity Bar, Video | Leave a comment

Civic Tech Monthly, June 2015

By Henare Degan | Published: June 26, 2015

Welcome to the fifth edition of Civic Tech Monthly. Below you’ll find news and notes about civic tech from Australia and around the world. It was our 7th birthday this month (yay!) so we hope you’ll indulge us a little while we share a little more news about ourselves than usual. That also gives us […]

Posted in Civic Tech Monthly | Also tagged Alaveteli, Alaveteli15, Australia, Australia's Parliament, Australian Government, birthday, councils, FOI, Freedom of Information, GitHub, Google, InfoAus, jobs, Luke Bacon, Matthew Landauer, morph.io, New South Wales, Northern Territory, NSW Department of Family and Community Services, open source, openaustralia foundation, openFOIA site, plans, Pub Meet, Rosie Williams, scraping, Sydney, United Kingdom, US Government, Victorian Neighbourhood Justice Centre | Leave a comment

Civic Tech Monthly, April 2015

By Luke Bacon | Published: April 23, 2015

Welcome to the third edition of Civic Tech Monthly. Below you’ll find news and notes about civic tech from Australia and around the world. Now that we’re three ports into this voyage we’d love to know what you think. If you’ve got ideas or feedback please leave a comment. You can also contribute and comment […]

Posted in Civic Tech Monthly | Also tagged AlJazeera, education, Kate Garklavs, Knight News Challenge, MySociety, Nick Evershed, nsw, NSW MP, openaustralia foundation, Peter Timmins, Pew Research Center, Poplus Federation, Pub Meet, Public Whip, Right To Know, Rosie Williams, TICTeC, Todd Moore, UK’s Citizenship Foundation | Leave a comment

Civic Tech Monthly, March 2015

By Matthew Landauer | Published: March 27, 2015

Welcome to the second edition of Civic Tech Monthly, our selection of what’s new and interesting in the last month of Civic Tech in Australia and around the world. Don’t forget to share this newsletter with friends and colleagues. Forward this email to them or invite them to subscribe at http://oaf.us8.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=86c7f63554037aed044df4556&id=083b3ae43e News & Notes Update […]

Posted in Civic Tech Monthly | Also tagged Alaveteli, API, Australia, community, council voting, Croaky, Federal parliament, Italy, JavaScript, KnowYourPlace, MP, Nick Evershed, nsw, nswvotes, OAIC, openaustralia foundation, OpenAustralia.org, Parliament, Peter Timmins, PlanningAlerts API, Poplus, queensland, Redlands 2030, Rosie Williams, Rwanda, The Guardian, They Vote For You, UK, UK Parliament, UK Parliament’s Digital Democracy Commission, Video | Leave a comment

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