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The Digital Sourcing Framework sets the foundation of how government buys digital products and services. The Standards for Digital Sourcing enable government agencies to uplift their procurement…

The Whole-of-Government Brand Architecture are branding guidelines that state that all Australian Government departments and agencies are required to use common branding on their websites and…

The Standards for Digital Sourcing outline the minimum standards for digital sourcing in government.

To view the full standard, visit: https://architecture.digital.gov.au/standards-digital-…

The AGLS Metadata Standard was a set of descriptive properties to improve visibility and availability of online resources.

National Archives has decommissioned the AGLS website and…

TDIF Attribute Provider is an accreditation standard within the TDIF. Attributes are additional information about you such as entitlements or characteristics of an individual (for example, that…

These guidelines have been developed to help departments and agencies ensure the Australian Government logo is consistently applied to products such as official Australian Government documents and…

Style Manual is for everyone who writes, edits or approves Australian Government content. Use it to create clear and consistent content that meets the needs of users

The TDIF Credential Level 1 (CL1) is an accreditation standard within the TDIF. It provides a basic authentication credential suitable for use at the IP1 proofing level. This allows single-factor…

The TDIF Credential Level 2 (CL2) is an accreditation standard within the TDIF. It provides a strong authentication credential suitable at the IP1, IP2 and IP3 proofing levels. This requires two-…

The TDIF Credential Level 3 (CL3) is an accreditation standard within the TDIF. It provides a very strong authentication credential, suitable at the IP1, IP2, IP3 and IP4 levels. This requires two…