Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Blogging catching on in the Australian public sector

I'm glad to see that blogging is beginning to become a more used tool within the Australian public sector, with the ABS launching Statistically Speaking, a blog for libraries in September, the Training.gov.au Project Blog having been running since June this year (with a Twitter feed since October at @TrainingGovAu) and Stap isi, a blog for local government, around since late August.

There are also a number of councillors blogging in the local government arena (list at Stapisi) - and as the site states, it's not a blog if comments are disabled (thanks Julie for the compliment of copying my design layout).

I have been told that there is also a state government blogger in WA, though have not yet tracked down their blog (can anyone help?) and the SA government won a Commendation for an internal blog in the recent Intranet Innovation Awards 2008.

If anyone is aware of other Australian government public sector blogs please let me know.

4 comments:

  1. Fresh + New(er) - discussion of issues around digital media and museums - Seb Chan, Powerhouse Museum

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  2. your WA gov blogger might be Nick Cowie - Gov Web2.0 showcase

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  3. Thanks b3rm!

    I keep an eye on the Powerhouse blog but always forget that museums are public service.

    And thanks for reference to Nick.

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  4. Has the Australian public sector heard of John Seddon or systems thinking yet?

    http://www.thesystemsthinkingreview.co.uk/

    Or ITunes > Podcasts > search The Systems Thinking Review > download the podcasts

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