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• ATO delays Bitcoin ruling
• Optus wins $52m Immigration renewal
• Vocus in talks to buy NZ backbone provider FX Networks
• Software fault causes GM to recall thousands of SUVs
• HP, shareholders agree to settle lawsuit
• California passes bill for alternative currencies
• Vendors slow to patch OpenSSL vulnerabilities
• Finance advises on how to avoid ‘big brother’ effect
• Your Say: NSW responds to IT skeptics
• Credentials theft hole found in Android devices
• China freezes out US in joint cyber crime efforts
• Cost to finish troubled VicRoads system leaps again
• PayPal scrambles to plug two-factor authentication flaw
• NBN, Telstra under pressure to complete the real deal
• Westpac swaps Blackberry for Android
• Your Say: Victorian IT progress not what it seems
• Germany ends Verizon contract over NSA concerns
• Former Qld Govt CIO joins IBRS
• NSW Govt sets out new technical standards for mobility
• Your Say: Qld Govt lifting itself out of IT doldrums
• Australians warm to mobile banking, commerce
• ANZ launches 'Grow by ANZ' wealth app
• Agencies to become tech guinea pigs in NSW
• US charges two more in IBM insider trading case
• NSW agencies paying too much for telecommunications
• NBN Co inks $150m Telstra FTTN deal
• Your say: WA public servants despair over state of IT
• Tuning into digital disruption for business advantage
• Google gives businesses unlimited cloud storage
• Australian airlines to offer uninterrupted mobile device use
• Qld man charged over Bitcoin theft
• Myer appoints its first CIO
• Your say: Were we too harsh on SA Govt IT?
• US FAA parks Amazon drone delivery plans
• Adelaide switches on free outdoor wi-fi
• Cupid Media found culpable for password data breach
• Microsoft tests security information exchange platform
• Govt looks to dump ministerial sign-off for offshore cloud
• Commonwealth IT systems vulnerable to external attack
• Exchange Online suffers large outage
• Gen-i to shift Aussie customers to Telstra
• Google tests domain registration service
• Cloud security firm Skyhigh Networks raises $42m
• Will IBM pip Azure at the Aussie cloud post?
• St George suffers online, mobile banking outage
• Could your compiler be compromising your code?
• Microsoft chops OneDrive cloud storage pricing
• Oracle splashes $5.6bn on Micros Systems
• Susan Sly gives up on the CIO game
• Swinburne downs systems for major kit upgrade
• CSIRO staff to hold protest meetings over job cuts
• Seek experiments with analytics
• Australia's armed forces build their own Facebook
• Vic Labor puts its support behind mobile police
• China enlists online firms to cleanse web of terror content
• Warehouse fire forces Asos website offline
• South Australian budget targets IT savings
• Rio Tinto digs deeper for next big discovery
• Google forks OpenSSL into BoringSSL
• Airports want tighter rules for small drones
• Pure Storage buys 100 patents from IBM
• Everything is OK in SA (or is it?)
• BlackBerry beats forecasts, fuels recovery hopes
• Asciano slims down IT team after outsourcing
• Facebook suffers brief global outage
• Western Australia runs out of money for school IT
• Leaked trade deal could threaten data sovereignty
• Vodafone's network goes down across Australia
• Cyber security incidents continue to rise: ASD
• BlackBerry to offer Android apps
• Can Victoria put IT failure behind it and modernise?
• Govt refuses to support data breach notification bill
• Winning CommBank over to agile
• Facebook to share first Open Compute Switch, the Wedge
• Qld Government CIO opts for measured change
• Telstra expands cloud services to US
• Why WA is Australia's least mature government IT shop
• Amazon launches Fire Phone with online retail focus
• Digital Post shuts down
• Tasmania: How to run govt IT with no money
• Optus nabs former HP Australia boss
• Yahoo7 swaps SQL for graph database
• The Insider Outside
• Dodo caught out for failing to send usage alerts
• Amazon brings solid-state storage to EBS
• NSW Police Minister considers proposal to license IT security providers
• Nokia paid extortionist millions for stolen encryption keys
• Our wholly insecure web
• ACS rejects AIIA's 'Australia tax' justification
• Fairfax tries a crowd-powered twist on hackathons
• ACCC to regulate SMS termination fees
• Budget funds iPhones, iPads for all NSW caseworkers
• NSW spends big on IT in pre-election budget
• Payroll to polished? Mapping Qld's IT progress
• Microsoft tests Machine Learning waters
• Vodafone Group targets connected cars with Italian deal
• SanDisk to acquire Fusion-io
• This is what digital disruption looks like
• Can the NT Government overcome its IT skills shortage?
• Google brings global load balancing to Compute Engine
• Photos: The Australian Centre for Cyber Security launched
• AIIA defends "justifiably" higher Aussie IT prices
• Forensic report into LulzSec Stratfor hack leaked
• US FCC investigating slow internet download speeds
• Is NSW the most IT-advanced state government?
• LinkedIn to face customer lawsuit over email addresses
• Telcos meet Napthine’s call for metro rail mobile coverage
• CommBank announces new CIO
• Infosys names new CEO
• Domino's Pizza blackmailed over mass data leak
• US, Canadian courts rule against warrantless metadata collection
• Police investigating cut Telstra cables
• Tesla Motors opens its patents to the public
• Samsung focuses on screen with new flagship tablet
• Microsoft leaker sentenced to three months in jail
• Supercomputers to power $5.4m oil exploration project
• Jeff Smith quits Suncorp for IBM
• Victoria introduces new privacy, infosec legislation
• The State of IT
• Intel loses challenge against $1.5bn EU fine
• Review reveals extent of access to leaked Immigration data
• Westpac appoints CIO of payments
• Test drive: Bendigo Bank's Redy payments app
• Bendigo Bank's mobile payments app is Redy
• BoM poaches Finance exec as new CIO
• EU to investigate Apple's Irish tax breaks
• Target US appoints a CISO
• NBN Co renews Service Stream field services delivery contract
• Govt urges tech sector to play to its strengths
• OpenSSL flaws delay OnePlus One CyanogenMod phone
• EU investigates Apple tax rulings
• Extortionists down Feedly newsreader site
• Evernote taken out by DDoS attack
• Auditor-General slams Victorian bus GPS tender
• ATO urges enterprise to prepare for SuperStream introduction
• Hewlett-Packard enters the supercomputer game
• Suspected Apple hackers arrested in Russia
• Qld pulls money out of CITEC
• Google acquires satellite maker Skybox Imaging for $533m
• Dell Australia boss resigns
• AusPost confirms job cuts, IT team included
• iiNet urges consumers to lobby govt on piracy changes
• Chinese 'Putter Panda' hacking group outed by researchers
• At what point is data breach reporting overkill?
• What’s worse than Heartbleed? Your core IT
• PayPal boss steps down to join Facebook
• Hawaiki picks Equinix as Sydney landing site
• Dept of Social Services to replace core grants system
• First Android ransomware nets thousands of victims
• Vodafone reveals global extent of government wiretapping
• NSW Education culls 600 tech support roles
• Tech giants launch Reset the Net project
• ACCC’s broadband monitoring plans put on ice
• Defence appoints new CTO
• Vale Carey Eaton
• Securing Apple iOS8
• Kings Cross clubs hit with cost of ID scanners
• Govt advisors recommend crowdfunding regulation
• Serious new flaws discovered in OpenSSL
• Weighing up the impact of Edward Snowden
• HealthKit sour over Apple's new service
• Telstra builds monster mobile exchange
• Hackers face life sentences in Britain
• Bidders in CenITex outsourcing revealed
• Google launches encrypted email initiative
• Citi chases high-flying customers with global banking platform
• BOQ CIO looks to slash IT costs
• Google, Apple trashed in Chinese state press
• SAP sets Fiori free
• NSW Police seize laptops in ‘public mischief’ hoax
• Facebook works to secure data centre links
• NBN Co appoints new chief technology officer
• How to hire top talent
• Google releases 64-bit version of Chrome
• Qld budget offers up little joy for IT sector
• Tas Police to issue fines via tablets
• Photos: CSC launches Sydney Security Operations Centre
• IBM escapes action from SEC probe
• Zero to 100
• Archaic IT systems imprisoning Vic Police in the office
• Accused Russian hacker claims authorship of 'Zeus' malware
• Hacking for profit, not for a cause
• NAB glitch duplicates Visa transactions
• Apple launches its own coding language
• Govt lays groundwork for shared services, job cuts
• Apple introduces OS X 10.10 and iOS 8
• US charges Russian man believed to be behind 'GOZ' botnet
• Govt plans year-end launch for cyber security centre
• NSW Police CIO prepares for copper-cam data deluge
• Google implements "right to be forgotten"
• Unitrends acquires NICTA spin-off, Yuruware
• Health finally takes IBM outsourcing deal to tender
• Amazon releases VMware to EC2 migration portal
• Huawei hits 10Gbps in wi-fi trial
• Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde arrested in Sweden