EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

State and federal police have continued a push to extend the amount of time telcos would be required to hold communications metadata under the Federal Government's data retention proposal. They have called for a five-year or even 'indefinite' scheme.

And veteran NSW CIO Dr Vladas Leonas has called on government departments to take a more practical view of IT projects, in order to keep pace with constant change in bureaucracy.

-- James Hutchinson

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$40m-plus infrastructure deal signed.

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Flyovers to protect oil and gas interests.

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