Might I suggest checking out the Tasmanian Government Internet Publishing Standards (TGIPS) at Go.Tas (they are a little out-of-date but still contain good stuff, and also ServiceTasmania
which IMHO is a very well designed site, give the search a go its quite cleverly designed. For some clever technical ideas try TheLIST a land info site and enACT a collation of Tas. legislation - in all the web research I've done I find this the easiest legislation site to find what you want quickly (if for some obscure reason you might be looking for Tas. legislation).
For an example of terrible government site design go to here. There are unfortunately many other examples I could list. Anyhow hope that helps a bit.
The guy who introduced these 'highly successful' (hehehe)anti-porn laws, Richard Alston (our esteemed Minister for Communications, information technology and the Arts) showed his true understanding of internet on the ABC's 7:30 report (in response to criticism of the Commonwealth Government's plans to ban internet gambling - which undoubtably will increase internet uptake even more!) by saying that people would not go offshore to gamble on the internet because they would not want to pay international call rates to access offshore sites. Anyone who believes this would probably also believe that internet is porn free thanks to Australia's oh-so-effective anti-porn laws!
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Might I suggest checking out the Tasmanian Government Internet Publishing Standards (TGIPS) at Go.Tas (they are a little out-of-date but still contain good stuff, and also ServiceTasmania which IMHO is a very well designed site, give the search a go its quite cleverly designed. For some clever technical ideas try TheLIST a land info site and enACT a collation of Tas. legislation - in all the web research I've done I find this the easiest legislation site to find what you want quickly (if for some obscure reason you might be looking for Tas. legislation). For an example of terrible government site design go to here. There are unfortunately many other examples I could list. Anyhow hope that helps a bit.
The guy who introduced these 'highly successful' (hehehe)anti-porn laws, Richard Alston (our esteemed Minister for Communications, information technology and the Arts) showed his true understanding of internet on the ABC's 7:30 report (in response to criticism of the Commonwealth Government's plans to ban internet gambling - which undoubtably will increase internet uptake even more!) by saying that people would not go offshore to gamble on the internet because they would not want to pay international call rates to access offshore sites. Anyone who believes this would probably also believe that internet is porn free thanks to Australia's oh-so-effective anti-porn laws!