Introduction
The Western Australian (WA) Government is building capability across the public sector to improve digital service delivery. The Office of Digital Government leads and coordinates this work. The Digital Strategy for the Western Australian Government 2026-2030: Modernising government services through stronger collaboration (the Strategy) sets clear priorities and practical objectives. It accelerates digital transformation through whole of government platforms, responsible data sharing, protected information and systems and a skilled workforce.
Digital transformation accelerates delivery of WA Government priorities
Digital transformation streamlines service delivery, reduces manual processes and strengthens collaboration - boosting productivity, supporting regional and remote communities, and driving shared prosperity.
Jobs: Digital capability uplift, workforce development, and innovation directly contribute to job creation and economic diversification.
Health: Enhanced digital infrastructure, improved connectivity and secure information sharing expand access to support and healthcare, enable telehealth and improve patient outcomes.
Housing: Improved digital platforms and data sharing enable more efficient delivery of housing services, streamlined approvals, and better support for vulnerable communities seeking housing assistance.
Infrastructure and Services: State Digital Assets are critical economic infrastructure that support WA’s growth, resilience and delivery of high-quality services. Additionally, digital solutions will enable infrastructure assets to be planned, built, and managed more efficiently, with faster responses to changing needs.
Communities: Cyber security, digital inclusion, connectivity and accessible services assist Western Australians to safely access government services and participate fully in our community.
Environment: A data-led approach and advanced digital tools empower agencies to address environmental challenges, support sustainability, and foster community engagement.