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Wednesday May 27, 2026

  Security  

Australia Post is co-developing two ML models to prioritise its incident queue

Unpacking its five month-old partnership with a security startup.

By Ry Crozier
 

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NT government to spend $5m on payroll automation
  HR  

NT government to spend $5m on payroll automation

Covering its HR core and "complementary solutions".

By Ry Crozier
 
Australian cyber teams test data security controls after Court transcriptions offshored
  Security  

Australian cyber teams test data security controls after Court transcriptions offshored

Chasing full text of investigative reports.

By Ry Crozier
 
 
 

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Service NSW charts a path off VMware's container platform
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Service NSW charts a path off VMware's container platform

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NT government to spend $5m on payroll automation
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NT government to spend $5m on payroll automation

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NSW' $969m single digital patient record at risk of cost overruns
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