Way back in 2009, PreviousNext built the first major government Drupal portal in Australia for NSW.gov.au. That project became a showcase for how the open source CMS could be successfully adopted by all tiers of government, and helped pave the way for its rapid adoption.
PreviousNext releases a free Drupal CMS platform specifically designed to meet mandatory government website requirements.
The Department of Communications leads the Australian Government’s policies and initiatives for digital technology and communication services. In early 2015 PreviousNext was contracted to develop the Department's new website using Drupal.
As the largest local government body in Australia, Brisbane City Council (BCC) guides the city’s future growth and development. In 2013, PreviousNext rebuilt BCC’s website on aGov, the open Drupal platform for Australian Government websites.
The Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) regulates the building industry throughout Queensland, providing information and advice to ensure the maintenance of proper building standards and remedies for defective building work. They required a new content management system and updated design as part of an ongoing evolution of their digital presence.
We’re pleased to announce the release of the third full version of aGov, the open Drupal CMS for Australian Government websites, available for free download now from Drupal.org.
Join us for the second annual DrupalGov conference in Canberra to see why Drupal is now the preferred CMS for government.
PreviousNext works with the CSIRO and The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to build out websites for the International Semantic Web Conference 2013 and Web Science Australia.