Queensland Police deploy devices with face biometrics to stop drunk drivers
Queensland Police have started using new alcohol interlock devices with biometric facial verification capabilities in order to lower rates of…
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Queensland to upload driver’s licence images to Australia’s national biometrics database
Australia’s database of facial biometrics from driver’s licenses will soon add images from Queensland, the Department of Home Affairs told…
Queensland introduces legislation to back digital ID from Thales
The government of Queensland has introduced a bill to support the roll-out of digital driver’s licenses in the state, iTnews.com.au…
Facial recognition quietly deployed to Queensland stadiums
Fans at sporting events and concerts in Queensland, Australia have been unknowingly participating in real-time biometric facial recognition trials by…
Facial recognition deployment by Queensland Police for Commonwealth Games largely unsuccessful
The facial recognition system used by the Queensland Police Service (QPS) during the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games did not…
Queensland government agency deploys Nuance conversational AI for virtual assistant
The Queensland Treasury’s Office of State Revenue (OSR) has deployed conversational AI technology from Nuance for its self-service virtual assistant…
Queensland parliamentary committee approves biometrics sharing laws
A Queensland parliamentary committee has approved new laws to give police access to the new national facial biometrics system, after…
Queensland Corrective Services to deploy Argus Global biometric kiosk
The Queensland Corrective Services is set to deploy Argus Global‘s Biometric Offender Reporting Information System (BORIS) across all of its…
Mobile driver’s license pilot to launch soon in Victoria, Australia
The government in Victoria, Australia, is set to offer motorists the option to carry their driver’s license on their phone…
Tougher laws urged after 1 in 5 kiwis lose data in Latitude attack
The New Zealand government estimates that 20 percent of its citizens were victimized in an attack on the Australian consumer…
