Category Archives: Digital City

5th Annual Hunter Central Coast Innovation Festival

Under the banner of ‘SMART Innovation’, the fifth annual Hunter Central Coast Innovation Festival, (HCCIF) brings together the region’s leading creative and innovative businesses to promote smarter, more innovative ways of doing business. With events ranging from trade shows, seminars, … Continue reading →

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Think Like A TECH START UP

Ever wondered what makes a Tech Start-up tick? If they think differently than other businesses? How they go about Funding? How they pick business partners? Ever wondered if Tech Start-Ups are actually different than any other business? The Lunaticks Society … Continue reading →

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Innovation Week 2012: GovHack, GovCamp and GovJam

Public servants and their government organisations often find themselves under attack for lack of innovation or not being open to new ideas. But despite all such accusations, public sector innovation will be on show during next months Innovation Week 2012. Innovation Week … Continue reading →

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Lights, Sound, Camera And Now Some Local Action With Film Republic

I’m really excited to learn that Greg Hall, founder of Lockout Productions and Shane Burrell, founder of FinalPost have launched Film Republic, a new screen industry group for Newcastle’s screen industry professionals. Film Republic Open Haus Under the fantastic name of Film Republic Open … Continue reading →

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Reclaiming The Newcastle Post Office

What was once at the heart of our city’s past connecting people to the world has fallen into disrepair. But I have a vision of reclaiming Newcastle’s industrial past from dereliction and tap into the $4.2 trillion global digital economy. … Continue reading →