We empower people and organisations to use open government data and improve quality of life. We do this by providing access to data and a space to connect, so people can develop concepts to drive meaningful change.
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
JULY: Connections Events
AUGUST 14 – 16: Competition Weekend
SEPTEMBER: State Awards
OCTOBER: Red Carpet Awards
We spoke with Dr Andre Zerger, director of The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) which is an “NCRIS” facility hosted by CSIRO, a GovHack national sponsor.
The first GovHack arose out of the Government 2.0 Taskforce in 2009. To find out more, we spoke with the chair, Dr Nicholas Gruen an economist
elevenM Senior Consultant and Victorian State Director of GovHack, Jordan Wilson-Otto explains why it’s important to maintain a sense of optimism about the future of technology
David Kavanagh at The Great Southern Weekender reports: IT WAS an app made in the span of just two days that snagged a Great Southern Grammar
Mirage News reports: “Local entrepreneurs Mercedes Scott and Mark, Charlene and Correa Bachmann were rewarded for their unique initiatives at the Mount Gambier GovHack Awards held
The GovHack NSW State Awards night was held at the wonderful UTS Startups Event Space on Friday, October 18, 2019. Audrey Lobo-Pulo, Director & Founder of
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