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• NBN CBA proves Turnbull's MTM is fraudband
• Mobile lobby blames federal laws for dodgy airport reception
• CSIRO drones tackle rainforest weeds
• Google tests drone delivery in country Queensland
• Photos: SAP drops $60m on Victorian support facility
• Samsung to launch smartwatch that can make calls
• Azure gets Kubernetes and Docker support
• Veteran CTO departs Red Hat in a hurry
• Tasmanian Govt cuts ICT fund
• Qld Health trials self-service kiosks for payroll
• JPMorgan pulls in the FBI to investigate cyber attacks
• SITA switches data centre over to Telstra
• Google chairman says 'unbreakable' encryption will become a reality
• NBN Co aims to double users, revenue in one year
• Dropbox cuts cloud storage prices to match Google
• IEEE promotes security skills to software developers
• LendingClub files for IPO
• IT chief brings lessons from Qld's payroll pain to NSW
• Netflix open sources security meta search tools
• NBN Co appeals $200m Telstra CPI judgment
• ASIC admits to lack of technical knowledge in s313 use
• HP recalls six million power cords over fire hazard
• Former Minister plans data centre at scrapped Fairfax plant
• ASIC backs licenses for IT suppliers serving financial markets
• Qld Ambulance opens its dispatch data to the public
• Will Nutanix be outflanked before reaching IPO?
• Telstra blamed for Australia's high bandwidth cost
• Chinese competition regulators target Microsoft IE
• Unitywater CIO joins NSW Government
• Google patches 50 Chrome vulnerabilities
• Coalition's NBN cost-benefit study finds in favour of MTM
• Photos: CIO Strategy Summit, Sydney
• Telstra trials 4G 700MHz services in Sydney, Adelaide
• Who'd have picked a BlackBerry for the Internet of Things?
• Finance, retail giants set up payments working group
• Telcos finally briefed on data retention details
• Qld Health hires short-term CIO, CTO
• IBM launches SoftLayer cloud in Melbourne, Sydney
• VMware hops aboard OpenStack bandwagon
• Aussie, Kiwi spies hooked into NSA metadata search engine
• BugHerd splits into three with investment
• US Govt CTO steps down for Silicon Valley role
• Apple to replace faulty iPhone 5 batteries
• PlayStation Network taken out by DoS attack
• PS&C to splash up to $16.5m on Pure Hacking
• NewSat gets conditional waiver to continue Jabiru-1 satellite
• Is public cloud ready for your critical business applications?
• Qantas, Virgin flyers to get uninterrupted mobile device use
• Google preps its first mobile processor
• Oregon State sues Oracle over Obamacare website
• Building a rapid response team
• China starts developing its own operating system
• NT tech minister stands down over gay slur
• The [digital] natives are restless
• UPS reveals data breach across 51 US stores
• St George, Westpac to use fingerprint login for mobile banking
• NSW Education systems overhaul hampered by payroll complexity
• Microsoft makes Opera Mini default browser for feature phones
• Fraudsters target JP Morgan in phishing campaign
• Photos: Symantec opens APAC SecOps Centre
• NBN Co delays copper disconnections in 58 areas
• Google Australia MD rules out local Wallet
• RBS reaches settlement to use finance software
• Photos: Global Switch opens Sydney East data centre
• Turnbull picks 3.5GHz for metro NBN spectrum gap
• iiNet revenue passes $1 billion
• Heartbleed behind massive healthcare data breach
• Vodafone boss labels NBN payments to Telstra ‘outrageous’
• Qld Justice to equip workplace inspectors with Windows tablets
• ATO releases long-awaited Bitcoin guidance
• Vodafone picks Ericsson to rebuild core network
• WorleyParsons CIO warns his peers to 'mind the gap'
• Labor NBN panel member rejects Scales review
• NSW Government builds identity management hub
• Telstra targeted in late fees class action
• SA Health confirms legal spat with Allscripts
• Steve Ballmer decamps Microsoft board
• British spy agency attempts mammoth hack
• Clear-text must die
• BlackBerry moves QNX, patents into new business unit
• US auto regulator pushes wireless transmitters for car safety
• Google adds Mesosphere clusters to Cloud Platform
• Why the Weather Bureau’s new supercomputer is a 'gamechanger'
• Azure users hit by worldwide outage
• State government cyber defences “patchy” says ASD chief
• Chinese hackers steal hospital patient's personal data
• Jeff Smith appointed IBM global CIO
• DHS connects myGov to AusPost's Digital Mailbox
• Russian politician's son denied bail over alleged hack
• Sydney Trains chief thinks beyond Opal
• DFAT puts Fujitsu SATIN support deal up for grabs
• Photos: A tour of NSW Govt's Silverwater data centre
• Microsoft yanks blue screen of death Windows patch
• Apple onshores China customers’ personal data
• NSW Govt data centres on track to be Australia's greenest
• Spy watchdog needs more resources to monitor new powers
• NSW Govt to scrutinise all telco deals over $100k
• Infor has Salesforce in its sights with latest acquisition
• NSW Police, courts to exchange warrants within minutes
• S Central boss to stand trial for deception
• Cisco restructuring to cost $751 million
• Photos: Inside UTS' underground robot library
• NICTA trial replaces some Canberra buses with taxis
• Coles adopts RANGEme network for small buyers
• Human Services extends mainframe software contract
• Data retention 'not a significant issue' for Telstra
• Telstra hits 16 million mobile users, reports $4.3bn profit
• MYOB to buy HR provider PayGlobal
• Cisco to cut 6000 jobs as sales decline
• Optus restructuring drags down net profit
• Sydney Trains signs $35m outsourcing deal with HCL
• Global internet outages caused by routing table spike
• Ex NBN Co directors, CEO hit out at KordaMentha review
• Coding error sends Exetel users rejection notices
• Why the Govt shouldn’t outsource Medicare payments
• Vocus spends $11.7m to buy ASG's Perth data centre
• Carsales debuts new classifieds site Pitchi
• Melbourne mall uses iBeacon to promote shopping offers
• NSW IT strategy shifts focus to digital government
• How to disrupt yourself
• Microsoft plugs critical IE vulnerabilities
• Apple readies HealthKit rollout amid tangled regulatory web
• Reading between the lines of security alerts
• Executive reshuffle ahead of ServiceFirst outsourcing
• DiData eyes Oakton in landmark deal
• Obama hires tech team to improve websites after HealthCare.gov debacle
• Telstra buys Silicon Valley video streaming company Ooyala
• Standing on a burning platform
• NSW Education commences state-wide corporate services review
• Google joins Asian telcos in trans-Pacific cable build
• Woolworths opens online-only store in Sydney
• Govt to release thousands of data sets to app developers
• NSW appoints digital government taskforce
• University develops polyglot programming language
• Microsoft gives deadline for end of IE8 support
• Govt FinFisher spyware exposed after data breach
• DSITIA's new CIO prepares workforce for transformation
• Q&A: Malcolm Turnbull on data retention
• Vendor sues Gartner over Magic Quadrant
• Govt to offload processing of Medicare payments
• Call for papers: Australian Data Centre Strategy Summit
• Yahoo to provide PGP encryption for mail
• AFP, ASIO asked to clarify metadata mess
• IBM unveils computer chip that emulates human brain
• Turnbull offers metadata definition
• Google to reward secure websites with better search ranking
• 'Epic Turla' hack infiltrates govts, spy agencies
• Customs CIO soothes frontline staff with quick fixes
• OpenSSL patches nine security flaws
• Turnbull steps into data retention debate
• BlackBerry Work Space for iOS, Android gets US clearance
• NSW agencies open ERP standards to vendors
• ABS finds $57m for big-ticket tech projects
• Qld Govt launches cloud infrastructure panel
• Yahoo nabs former Netflix exec as CIO
• Wikipedia publishes EU take-down notices
• Privacy Commissioner details 'reasonable steps' for data security
• Accenture drawn into China's Microsoft probe
• Thousands of patient files held to ransom in Hong Kong
• Brandis reveals websites will be included in data retention
• Public Transport Victoria in the dark on bus performance
• Apple, Samsung end Australian patent battle
• China's IT security gamble
• US officials suspect a new Snowden is leaking secret intel
• What Immigration did with just $1m and open source software
• Nikoletatos named CIO of La Trobe University
• Google adds zones to Compute Engine
• FBI used malware in criminal investigation
• BlackBerry completes restructuring process
• Telcos still in the dark as Govt moves on data retention
• Silicon Valley investor completes acquisition of Arcserve
• Federal Govt unveils cloud services panel terms
• Australian Cloud & Data Centre Strategy Summit 2016
• Turnbull audit finds Labor's NBN 'rushed, chaotic'
• What IT service management can learn from DevOps
• HP pledges to hold former execs accountable for Autonomy "fraud"
• NSW Firies consider dispatch via mobile phones
• NewSat stops satellite build during financing talks
• ACCC floats new rules to monitor NBN competition
• Data 'geeks' are marketing's new darlings
• Microsoft sues Samsung over patent royalties
• Aussie travellers delayed by US visa systems outage
• How Hyundai freed its workforce from the office
• Red-faced Mozilla apologises for leaking user data
• Finance to launch revised whole-of-govt hardware panel
• Computers remain exposed to boot-up vulnerability
• ACCC pushes for cheaper mobile calls and texts
• Calling all Chief Resilience Officers
• CIA admits to hacking Senate committee computers
• Cost of US HealthCare.gov disaster soars to $904m
• USB devices offer hackers direct route into computers
• NAB's tech transformation chief departs
• ICANN fights legal bid to seize top level country domains
• Microsoft ordered to provide foreign customer information
• Westpac committed to core banking plan
• Microsoft makes China state procurement list with Windows