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After blowing past its budget to spend $96 million dollars on overhauling its website, generating a political pyroclastic cloud, the Bureau of Meteorology can’t end its reliance on its older web ...

The cost blowout of the Bureau of Meteorology’s new website is far from unusual, says an expert. John Anderton – CEO of Butterfly, a Melbourne-based website design company that has 18 years’ ...

The Bureau of Meteorology’s new chief is under immediate government pressure to improve its website and app, and explain how its website overhaul bill came to $96.5 million. The cost was already known ...

The full cost of the Bureau of Meteorology’s recent website overhaul has been revealed, days after the revamp prompted a torrent of complaints and an apology from the BoM itself. ICYMI, the agency was ...

The change was made today, timing with BOM being dragged in front of state and territory leaders asking how it will fix the chaotic rollout of its new website. BOM said it will be a return “to a ...

I know, I know. You’ve looked at the design of the new BOM website, and you hate it. Everyone does! It says so, in the news, a lot! The new website, we can all agree, is a turkey. Maybe. At this point ...

Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) says it is “moving quickly” to improve its newly updated website after the federal government pushed the weather agency to make changes amid a storm of ...

The federal government is now making the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) fix its new $4.1 million website redesign after a storm of hate from Australians, including farmers who found it difficult to use.

The Bureau of Meteorology updated its website last week, and people are not sunny about it. The BOM, which is a government agency, reportedly spent $4 million in taxpayer funds on the upgrade. But per ...

Meteorologists have slammed the Bureau of Meteorology’s revamped website after devastating storms in Victoria and Queensland at the weekend. However, residents in storm-affected areas claim the site ...