It's your last chance to register for GovHack 2025! GovHack is Australia's largest open government and open data hackathon. Every year, more than 1000 participants work in teams to create innovative ...
Everyone likes a short-cut, right? Well, over the coming days Ara |Te Pūkenga is playing host to leaders in the open data and civic technology communities with a thirst for taming numbers and coming ...
Whanganui District Council connected community adviser Jo Buckingham. The Backhouse in Whanganui’s CBD will be a hive of tech activity this weekend as Australasian competition GovHack hits town. Small ...
People of all ages will spend 48 hours in the Alexander Library next month as part of the Australasia-wide GovHack challenge. GovHack encourages small teams of competitors to produce any kind of "hack ...
The Artificial Intelligence Social Good Virtual Hackathon, also known as GovHack, calls on all computer whizzes to hack the government — to help them deliver better services. The hackathon, which will ...
Gauteng’s Department of e-Government, in partnership with Microsoft, is gearing up to host hackers and developers that will participate in its social good virtual hackathon. The artificial ...
Year 7 student Marielle Diaz won in the Canberra Bouncing Back challenge sponsored by the ACT government in this year's GovHack. 13-year-old Filipina girl wins in GovHack 2020 Challenge Her team ...
The two-day hack event, which begins on Friday, is being held simultaneously in Australia and New Zealand and gives competitors 46 hours to create concepts, mashups, and models with open government ...
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