About the Gazette

The Infrastructure Gazette is an online publication about security, technology and infrastructure in Australia. It is written for the people who run, buy, secure and regulate the systems organisations depend on: technology leaders, security and risk teams, compliance and procurement staff, and infrastructure operators.

Each edition combines analysis republished from The Conversation, where academics write about their fields of expertise, with the Gazette's own reporting on Australian industry and interviews with people working in it.

Editorial standards

Republished analysis

We republish selected articles from The Conversation under its Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives licence and its republishing guidelines. We do not edit the text. Every republished article names its authors and their institutions, says where and when it was first published, links to the original, and carries The Conversation's page counter so authors can see where their work is read. The original article is marked as the canonical version for search engines. We choose articles for their relevance to Australian infrastructure, security and technology readers.

Original reporting

Our own stories are written by the Gazette newsroom from interviews and published material. Facts are linked to their sources, preferably government, regulator or primary sources. Quotes come from named people. Industry stories describe what a product or company does and what it does not do, and do not present products as certified or endorsed when they are not.

Illustrations

Illustrations are created for the Gazette with image-generation tools. They are illustrations, not photographs of real events or people. Photos of interviewees are supplied by the interviewee and labelled as supplied. We do not reuse images from republished articles, because those images are not covered by The Conversation's licence.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, email corrections@infragazette.site. We fix errors promptly and record significant corrections in the edition notes on the front page and in our RSS feed.