GovHack celebrates it’s 10th year building partnerships with governments and industry internationally to bring you the largest open data hackathon in the southern hemisphere
It costs absolutely nothing to be involved in GovHack. Participants can fly solo or in teams of up to 10 people to create innovative and creative solutions to improve our community
Funnily enough, it’s not just for hackers! GovHack is an opportunity for thinkers, creators, designers, innovators and anyone else looking for creating positive outcomes for their community
Mirage news reports: “In conjunction with eNVIsion Limestone Coast, the Mount Gambier Library last weekend hosted GovHack, an open data competition ran simultaneously across Australia
Irena Ilic joined one of the teams at the GovHack Sydney site. The team built three projects but her favourite was a project that created
Infosys is the lead international sponsor of GovHack in 2019. We spoke with the CEO for Australia and New Zealand, Andrew Groth about Infosys, how
The Mandarin reports: This weekend, thousands of thinkers and creators from across Australia and New Zealand will solve public problems using open government data in
Mirage News reports: “Australia’s largest open data ‘hack-a-thon’ competition will be held in Darwin and Alice Springs from 6-8 September for the third consecutive year.
CSIRO has put up a terrific page for people interested in GovHack and open data. “CSIRO is the National Agency Sponsor for GovHack 2019. GovHack
