Australian Government

Drupal4Gov has been hosting webinars this past year and you too can join in the fun. Next up is a session on The Road to Intranet Collaboration with Jayson Peltzer.
http://drupal4govevents.eventbrite.com

Links to our previous sessions' recordings are at the bottom of the eventbrite page. As we do new webinars, I'll be updating this list with the new links for the previous webinars.

Jayson's session is scheduled for 3/12/14 at 10am Eastern Standard Time.

Hi,

The Australian Human Rights Commission has issued a RFT for suitable companies, etc who can supply expert services to install, configure and support Drupal 7 for the Commission website.

Tender documents are available from the AusTender website at:
https://www.tenders.gov.au/?event=public.atm.show&ATMUUID=943C8D3E-9D9E-...

Tenders close at 5 PM, Tues 18 October 2011.

Please note that I am unable to answer questions about the Tender on this forum, however I can be contacted at leon.wild@humanrights.gov.au

Developers, artists, students, library staff and more are invited to submit their projects and win $6,000 in prize money.

We've just released the first version of the AGLS Meta Data module to Drupal.org at http://drupal.org/project/agls. This emerged out of our current work with the Australian Law Reform Commission, and our other state and federal clients who are using Drupal.

If you're building an Australian Government website using Drupal, chances are you'll need to comply with the AGLS Metadata Standard (http://www.agls.gov.au/). This module extends the Nodewords module to incorporate the AGLS requirements, without the need for any hacks or workarounds.