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This page provides lists of Australian Government use of social media such as blogs, Twitter and Facebook to support initiatives or their core business.
AGIMO has compiled these lists based on original research and existing resources to provide examples of agency activity in this area. We welcome public contributions to the lists, particularly to add examples not already captured in the lists.
The lists are available on Google Docs and for direct download from this page. Contributions to any of these lists can be made by visiting and editing the Google Docs versions (which does not require a Google account) or by email to gov2@finance.gov.au.
While we will regularly update the downloadable lists on this page to reflect new contributions, the Google Docs versions may be more up-to-date.
- Australian Government Initiatives list
- Australian Government blogs (public) list
- Australian Government Facebook accounts
- Australian Government Twitter accounts
- Australian Government RSS feeds
- About contributing to the lists
- Other resources
Australian Government Initiatives
This list contains examples of government initiatives including social media or other Gov 2.0 aspects:
- Google Docs list of Australian Government initiatives
- Downloadable list of Australian Government initiatives XLS (71KB, last updated 22/07/2011)
- Downloadable list of Australian Government initiatives RTF (359KB, last updated 22/07/2011)
We are open to the idea of including other examples of agency social media usage in this list. If you have an example which does not fit under any of the below lists, please feel free to add it to this list.
Australian Government blogs (public) list
- Google Docs list of Australian Government blogs (public)
- Downloadable list of Australian Government blogs (public) XLS (44KB, last updated 22/07/2011)
- Downloadable list of Australian Government blogs (public) RTF (197KB, last updated 22/07/2011)
Australian Government Facebook accounts
- Google Docs list of Australian Government Facebook accounts (public)
- Downloadable list of Australian Government Facebook accounts XLS (43KB, last updated 5/10/2011)
- Downloadable list of Australian Government Facebook accounts RTF (182KB, last updated 5/10/2011)
Australian Government Twitter accounts
- Google Docs list of Australian Government Twitter accounts
- Downloadable list of Australian Government Twitter accounts XLS (46KB, last updated 19/10/2011)
- Downloadable list of Australian Government Twitter accounts RTF (405KB, last updated 19/10/2011)
Australian Government RSS feeds
While RSS is not considered to be an example of social media, it has been embraced by Australian Government as a means of quickly disseminating information to the Australian public.
- Google Docs list of Australian Government RSS feeds
- Downloadable list of Australian Government RSS feeds XLS (149KB, last updated 16/09/2011)
- Downloadable list of Australian Government RSS feeds RTF (1045KB, last updated 16/09/2011)
About contributing to the lists
Although AGIMO welcomes public editing and contributions to the lists available as Google Docs, from time to time these documents may contain inappropriate content. We will regularly monitor the lists and edit or remove inappropriate content as quickly as possible — you are also welcome to edit or remove any such content yourself.
The AGIMO Blog’s moderation policy will serve as the basis for any decision we make to edit or remove user-submitted content from the lists.
Other resources
A useful example of a community-created list of Australian Government social media activity, as well as state, territory and local government activity, is available at:
If you have created or are aware of any other relevant resources that could be linked to from this page, please let us know.
Please note that AGIMO did not create and does not manage any such resources linked to from this page, and accepts no responsibility for their content.
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