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ABC Radio broadcaster. @triplej alumni. MPH @unimelb. đź“š Great Sexpectations out now. Avid traveller. Posts my own, not the ABC.
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The Isle of Wight can settle more than the digital ID argument

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By James Findlay , Jerry Fishenden
| Computer Weekly
When we wrote in Computer Weekly a month ago that the government should stop debating digital ID and start trialling it, we made a narrow argument about a single policy. The Home Affairs Committee has now made a much broader one and the Isle of Wight is the answer to both. The way to build good digital policy is no mystery. You model it first. You pilot it where it will make people’s lives measurably easier. You learn what works, and what doesn’t, and then you scale and continue to learn and improve.
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Don't debate digital ID, trial it - the Isle of Wight could settle the argument

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By James Findlay , Jerry Fishenden
| Computer Weekly
A recent Computer Weekly article posed a question that has hung over UK government technology for decades: is digital identity a dystopian nightmare or the route to modernised public services? The article invoked the Rashomon Effect - the idea that we're all watching the same policy from different angles and nobody can agree on what's actually happening. It was right. But there's a way to stop arguing about the ending and start writing it with evidence.
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Program: Dental Health, Artemis II moon flybuy, Travel during the fuel crisis, The Mighty Challenge

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By James Findlay 
| Nightlife
First Hour– Dental Health – When you think of sugary Easter treats, chocolate eggs and hot cross buns come to mind, so what better way to end the Easter long-weekend than with a visit from the dentist, with statistics from the 2024 Australian Oral Health Tracker showing over 30% of kids and adults suffer from tooth decay.
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