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• ASIC to lobby Govt for metadata access
• EU lawmakers vote to break up Google
• NICTA CEO resigns over clash with board
• AMP, Vanguard to test digital financial product disclosures
• Are body measurements the next frontier in biometric ID?
• IBM nabs $99m Transport for NSW deal
• Qld Govt lawyers up for battle against IBM
• ACMA creates self-service portal for malware diagnosis
• Syrian Electronic Army attacks high-profile media sites
• Data retention bill fails scrutiny test
• Lundy to stay in touch with tech beyond politics
• Australian Govt to rethink cyber security strategy
• Prime Minister’s department to set up its own MOOC
• US-CERT issues alert for Regin state-sponsored malware
• Southern Cross Cable telcos 'partnered' with spy agencies
• EU wants Google to expand 'right to be forgotten'
• Service Stream welcomes new CIO
• First 3D printer in space goes to work for NASA
• Microsoft to pay China $160m for tax evasion
• NBN Co cuts CVC pricing for RSPs
• Australian Govt rolls out cybercrime reporting site
• The failure of the antivirus industry
• WA Police on the hunt for a new CIO
• Photos: iTnews Benchmark Awards countdown begins
• Pub punters can pay for beers, bets using their phone
• Sony Pictures suffers network outage after apparent hack
• Senate committee backs dumping OAIC
• At the top of her game
• Adobe urges users to patch critical Flash Player flaw
• TV exec named first CEO of ISOC-AU
• AWS ups storage ante with 5TB Zocalo files
• Westpac hires SAP man as CTO
• Aus Govt CTO readies cloud email, desktop services
• ME Bank appoints young gun as CIO
• Google releases enterprise anti-malware tool for Macs
• Defence spends $50m to upgrade RAAF's air traffic systems
• Vic Coalition promises $25m for police smart devices
• Google split put to European vote this week
• Regin state-sponsored malware traced to UK, US spies: report
• Telstra, DiData battle for Canberra cloud market
• Google flying more, longer-lasting Project Loon balloons
• The Fitbit detectives that could be using your data in court
• Third-party app data at risk from iOS 'Masque' flaw
• Backdoor trojan discovered stalking high-profile targets
• Qld Transport to replace core registration system
• NSA chief admits Chinese cyber attacks could shut down US infrastructure
• European Parliament proposes Google split
• SA Minister apologises for handling of rego systems outage
• Infosys execs ousted after Apple overbilling scandal
• RBS hit with $102m fine for IT failures
• Qld chopper rescue bases go high-tech
• Govt kicks off cost-benefit analysis of emergency services spectrum
• Vodafone would sell Australian operation 'for the right price'
• Wife of accused Sydney Uni IT fraudster admits lying to ICAC
• Mozilla dumps Google for Yahoo as default search
• MPs reject e-voting over cost, integrity fears
• WhatsApp rolls out end-to-end encryption
• NBN Co won't shadow TPG for basement fibre
• AWS slammed for secrecy over renewable energy goal
• SA votes to protect itself from open data lawsuits
• CSIRO chief joins Rio Tinto board
• Tech start-ups battle it out for Westpac funding
• Azure cloud suffers multi-region outage
• EFF to launch free digital cert authority
• Can technology save the ABC & SBS from deep cuts?
• Microsoft issues urgent patch for critical Windows flaw
• Encryption, tokenisation to shape future PCI compliance
• Telstra offers free trial for first 1000 wi-fi hotspots
• Netflix announces Australian launch
• Lufthansa outsources IT to IBM for $1.4bn
• Nokia launches Android tablet
• Innovating in the sleepy super industry
• NSW agencies urged to consider good privacy in customer service
• Huawei claims 100Mbps possible over 800m copper lines
• Pawsey Magnus supercomputer packs petascale prowess
• Veterans' Affairs forced to apologise over privacy breach
• Why the Govt's $80k procurement threshold should be scrapped
• NSW Transport’s mammoth SAP overhaul hits delays
• US to boost military with robotics, 3D printing
• CSIRO staff angry at execs' failure to secure funding
• US State Department shuts down email system after hack
• Inside the early days of Singapore's first privacy regime
• Tech giants push for legal curbs on govt surveillance
• Google helps track illegal fishing using satellite data
• Vocus exposed as RackCentral shuts up shop
• Google, Telstra trial balloon internet in Queensland
• Photos: Angela Merkel tours NICTA
• State of NBN too uncertain for full corporate plan
• How technology will unify Toll
• US govt to spend $485m to build fastest supercomputers
• NSW Corrective Services uses data to calculate risk of re-offending
• Data retention bill over the top, committee finds
• Vic Coalition pledges $7m for IT to stop 'doctor-shopping'
• Oracle, SAP settle $410m TomorrowNow lawsuit
• BlackBerry, Samsung combine Knox, BES12 in enterprise push
• Optus offers NFC payments on Android phones
• Debunking the innovation myth
• Zespri takes kiwi fruit production to the public cloud
• Optus undertakes major OSS upgrade
• NBN Co reveals new broadband mix
• Apple lets Aussie IT teams mass-configure devices
• SA Premier directs agencies to offer services online
• US weather systems hacked, satellites affected
• Optus’ 4G cash splash pays off as users jump aboard
• AusNet adds $175m to cost of Vic smart meter rollout
• Microsoft makes full .NET server-side core stack open source
• Investors attack ACCC over NBN advice
• Victorian Labor distances itself from Ultranet failure
• AWS pushes deeper into IT management
• Getting tricked into playing social roulette
• Telstra deploys Matrixx for real-time data usage alerts
• WA’s housing department hunts for a new CIO
• Immigration breached Privacy Act with data leak
• Qantas moves ERP out of IBM and into MacTel
• Defence CIO wrestles with credibility
• Apple sued over disappearing iMessages
• Juniper CEO quits over 'conduct with a customer' spat
• Microsoft debuts first non-Nokia Lumia phone
• Photos: Microsoft Lumia 535
• Why the G20 Summit won't be hacked
• SA to open $92m data research facility
• Hackers break into hotel wi-fi to attack travelling execs
• Photos: Telstra's new Melbourne data centre
• Turnbull floats sharing of unused spectrum
• US Postal Service systems breached by hackers
• Apple iOS flaw lets attackers replace apps with malware
• Inside Telstra's Clayton data centre
• Sydney hacker Aush0k disputes AFP charges
• AHRC wasn't consulted on privacy commission merger
• Apple addresses disappearing iMessage texts
• Qld govt performance improving 'in spite of IT'
• Pizza Hut's PoS systems suffer year-long malware blast
• iiNet seeks details of Dallas Buyers Clubs' piracy hunt
• Vocus, Amcom enter due diligence over merger
• Biggest ever Tor raid sees 16 arrested
• Largest Microsoft 'patch Wednesday' coming this week
• Telcos scramble to virtualise network functions
• States go into bat to save the OAIC
• Woman busted for importing meth in printer cartridges
• A banker meets a bitcoiner
• Home Depot reveals 53 million more details stolen in hack
• US shuts down Silk Road 2.0 website
• Nextgen ditches NBN virtual connect product
• Aussie MDM provider bought out by EU software player
• How to pick a dodgy cop before they're even hired
• Microsoft shifts to freemium model for Office mobile apps
• ANZ names new CIO
• NAB tech team told to build now, mop up later
• BYOD in schools stirs up controversy in Qld
• IBM wins $9.6m to host eCensus in 2016
• Raytheon acquires IT security firm for $490m
• Tax Office CIO hands in his resignation
• Microsoft allows per user volume licensing of Windows
• Telstra fined $18k for publishing judge's home address
• Former ACCC head warns content is the new telco battleground
• Teaching drones to navigate like birds
• Universities size up big data opportunity
• Stop the patches
• Govts push Facebook to hand over more user data
• Visa defends security of contactless cards
• Amex replaces credit card numbers with digital tokens
• ANZ equips ATMs with 'tap and pin' technology
• Telstra to host VMware's next hybrid cloud
• Vic DHS appoints analyst as new CIO
• Dropbox joins forces with Microsoft for Office integration
• Go early, go hard, or go home
• Retail robots assist shoppers at US hardware chain Lowe's
• MasterCard, RBC test payment authentication by heartbeat
• WA govt imposes standard discounts on new PC panel suppliers
• Whole-of-govt IT hardware panel to open for bids
• Telstra class action won’t end like Vodafone, says law firm
• Original Apple to go under the hammer
• South Australia races the clock to iron out ehealth bugs
• It's time to rebrand IT
• Govt agencies struggle to keep up with patching load
• Megaport sells east coast fibre network for $15m
• Culture: the one thing a bank can't buy
• Westpac merges seven legacy wealth systems
• Inside Barclays and CommBank's open source collaboration
• JPMorgan found breach through Corporate Challenge site
• Pirate Bay cofounder sentenced to jail in Denmark