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American multimedia firm Snap has partnered with the Australian Electoral Commission to encourage Australians to vote in the upcoming referendum on including a Voice for First Nations people in the Constitution.

The Australian Labor Party's pledge during the election campaign to offer 90% of broadband users in the country higher speeds will not have the intended effect unless the price of the technology is lowered, the independent telecommunications analyst Paul Budde says.

A team from Deakin University is working with the Australian Electoral Commission to reduce waiting times for voters.

The Australian Electoral Commission says it currently has no plans to make any public statement about social media and the forthcoming federal election.

Companies involved in 14 major recent data breaches in Australia and the rest of the world — including human resources outfit PageUp People — did not even achieve a passing grade for the way in which they handled post-breach communications, the authors of a new book on breaches say.

 You cannot use the cloud for voting yet but the the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) will use the cloud to meet digital election demands – more than 100 million hits on election night.

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is in the process of migrating critical IT infrastructure from the Tuggeranong Data Centre in the ACT, managed by the Department of Human Services (DHS), to NEXTDC’s data centre in the Canberra suburb of Bruce.

If nothing else politics is a game of numbers, and Victoria University mathematician Professor John Zeleznikow has cranked the numbers in the final three federal seats to be decided to work out who will form government.