Governance

auDA has launched its Internet Governance Roadmap, an analysis of the current state of multi-stakeholder internet governance, the challenges it faces, and proposed action in four areas to improve it.

The United Nations' Secretary-General released a Policy Brief outlining their vision for digital cooperation and the Global Digital Compact, which sidelines the multi-stakeholder approach of internet governance. auDA is an advocate for multi-stakeholder model. We outline its importance and our critique of the Policy Brief in this blog

The Australian Government is reviewing its approach to AI governance. Read a summary of auDA's views on AI governance, as expressed in a submission to the Department of Industry, Science and Resources.

The program for the 2023 Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF) has been released and will feature sessions on artificial intelligence (AI) and emerging technology

Earlier this year, the Department of Home Affairs consulted on its 2023-2030 Australian National Cyber Security Strategy Discussion Paper which aims to position Australia as the most cyber secure nation in the world by 2030. auDA participated in the consultation. A summary of key issues explored in our submission to the Department are set out below.

auDA will host this year’s Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF) in Brisbane over 29-31 August 2023. Learn about how to get involved.

In 2023, auDA has been working with a group of internet governance stakeholders on the development of a community submission to the Global Digital Compact (GDC) to support an open, free and secure digital future for all.  

The .au Domain Administration (auDA) is delighted to announce it will host the Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF) in Brisbane at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre from 29-31 August 2023.