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E-government and the changing face of politics

Written by Laurel Papworth in Uncategorized Last Updated October 10, 2005

Ok I’m impressed – the UK had to hand out 10mill to get local gov to do what my old home town council had done. Ok they could go further in creating a local community, but still… streets ahead of many other local pollies offerings. Go! Go! Go! Onkaparinga!

Community Home Pages
Need a little help getting your Community Groups information onto the World Wide Web?

Council is now providing eligible Community Groups with a resource through which groups can promote their group’s services and facilities on the World Wide Web. This facility includes the ability for groups to maintain their own pages.

To find out more please read the Terms and Conditions of Membership via the link located on this page and if you would like to register your interest access the Community Groups directory where you will find a registration form.
This is a free service provided by the City of Onkaparinga

Free huh? Cool. Now if only they had forum where locals could complain about changes to parking meters, access to amenities and have a general whinge…

Laurel Papworth

Named by Forbes™ Magazine in the Top 50 Social Media Influencers globally, named Head of Industry, Social Media (Marketing Magazine™) and in the Power150 Media bloggers (AdAge™). CERT IV Training and Assessment certified trainer (Diplomas and Certificates etc) Adult Education. Laurel has manager Facebook Pages for Junior Masterchef, Idol, Big Brother etc. and have consulted on private online communities for banks Westpac, not for profits UNHCR & governments in SE Asia. Lecturer, social media, University of Sydney for 10 years and Laurel has 11,000 online students. Laurel Papworth personally connects to 6 million followers online and has taught around 100,000 people in the last 10 years how to be social media managers.

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