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Wednesday May 10, 2017
EARLY EDITION

  Editor's Note  

Good morning,

This bumper budget edition of iTnews brings you all the tech in the Coalition's federal budget for 2017-18.

There's money to give an e-health record to every Australian by default, more for the Bureau of Meteorology to shore up security after the damaging 2015 hack, and a little bit extra in the pocket of Bitcoin enthusiasts.

Elsewhere, be prepared for border agents to collect more of your biometrics, and you can also look forward to asking for - and receiving - more of your own data from your bank.

- Allie Coyne

 
  Latest News  

Every Australian will now get an automatic e-health record

By Allie Coyne

Budget 2017: Policy change backed by funding injection.

BoM gets cash to upgrade IT security after hack

By Allie Coyne

Budget 2017: Plus a new cyber office, led by DTA.

Govt finally ditches double taxation on Bitcoin

By Allie Coyne

Budget 2017: From July this year.

All the tech in the 2017-18 federal budget

By Allie Coyne

E-health, BoM infosec, cyber office, and more.

Telstra hit by Parklea exchange fire

By Ry Crozier

Orders in mobile exchanges on wheels.

Big bucks for Immigration to build biometric and risk systems

By Allie Coyne

Budget 2017: To detect risky travellers before they arrive.

Aussie banks forced to open up customer data

By Allie Coyne

Budget 2017: New regime to empower users.

Govt opens wallet to keep Medicare payments system in house

By Allie Coyne

Budget 2017: And to fix old IT at multiple agencies.

HPE tells Nutanix 'we're not partners' in software scrap

By Staff Writer

After Nutanix makes its cloud software available for ProLiant servers.

  Most Read  

NBN Co replaces more FTTN with FTTC

Govt to introduce legislation for broadband tax

NBN Co reshuffle sees CTO replaced

Bogged 4WD behind 19-hour NT internet outage

'Can you hear me?' phone scam reaches Australia

 

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#budget17 allocates funds forcing all Australians into having an e-health record because last year's e-census wen… https://t.co/RTsSWpG0rP

 

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Might as well just let the whole world know your medical conditions right now and avoid the wait. https://t.co/i5LRiOZGnj

 

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This might sound like good news to a lot of people but it isn't. https://t.co/zpAQdT9Zsh

 

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Reuben S

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I'm sure this will be a well designed and error free transition, as usual https://t.co/Sgb2flIxpa

 

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@ITProAssoc @Telstra I can confirm that the impact is wider than just Parklea and Kellyville (cc @iTnews_au). Part… https://t.co/J8h3EZk2me

 
 
 
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Gartner IT Infrastructure, Operations and Data Center Summit

Hilton Sydney

May 15, 2017

 
 

CeBIT Australia 2017

International Convention Centre Sydney

May 23, 2017

 
 

Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit

Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)

August 21, 2017

 
 
 

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