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• Telstra hikes international roaming charges
• ATO pushes ahead with digital by default agenda
• Inside UTS' data analytics shift
• Amazon shows off new hybrid delivery drone
• Health dept wants advice on de-identifying My Health Record data
• SA Police prepares for mass tablet rollout
• VTech flaw exposes millions of accounts
• Brandis reworks telco security reforms after industry outrage
• Scores of devices on Telstra vulnerable to silent data interception
• WA Police jumps on body-worn video bandwagon
• HP to help Microsoft sell Azure
• Govt dumps plans to sell off ICON network
• NBN to trial discounts for ISPs with heavy users
• Google censors more than a million links under EU privacy ruling
• Qld Health signs Fujitsu, Orion Health in middleware overhaul
• NSW govt needs a 'safe harbour' to take risks: Dominello
• Fiona Stanley Hospital still struggling to stabilise IT systems
• Telstra to cut 150 jobs from enterprise services group
• Photos: The 2016 Benchmark finalists revealed
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• Who will be healthcare CIO of the year?
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• Who will be iTnews' retail CIO of the year?
• Finalists revealed for iTnews federal government CIO of the year
• Three compete to be industrial CIO of the year
• Who will be state & local government's CIO of the year?
• Meet the 2016 Benchmark Awards finalists
• NBN considering overbuilding dodgy $800m Optus cable
• Car makers deliver online purchases to your vehicle
• NSW digital driver's licence due by end of 2018
• Simplot wants to ignite foodtech innovation
• Hilton PoS systems hit with malware, customer details stolen
• Dell owns up to eDellroot fake cert security gaffe
• Qld signs Cubic to run Go Card for three more years
• Adobe dumps cloud photo storage service
• Govt wants Australia's businesses to hand data back to consumers
• Anonymous taking on Islamic State is not a good thing
• Govt platform connects industry with public IP
• SA MP tries to outlaw flying drones over homes
• NSW spends millions more cleaning up LifeLink
• Horizon Power ditches Fujitsu for managed services
• Fake digital certificates on Dell systems put users at risk
• UK pair arrested for running counter anti-virus site
• RMIT hires six new IT execs in leadership overhaul
• ATO urged to fix 'unreliable' legacy tax agent portal
• IAG hires Deloitte IT director as 'disruptive' tech deputy
• NextDC forges ahead with second Melbourne data centre
• NSW gets new cross-border data sharing rules
• Megaport to go public
• NSW citizens face jail for possessing files for 3D-printed guns
• Apple admits to iPad Pro freezing issue
• Dyreza trojan evolves for Windows 10
• Service Stream finds itself in surprise ERP overhaul
• TrueCrypt gets cautious thumbs up in technical analysis
• Dimension Data wins Qld's 1 William Street IT fit-out
• BlackBerry offers lawful interception for devices, but no backdoors
• Aurizon CIO quits
• The tech inside Victoria's $1bn cancer care facility
• United Airlines to let travellers use miles for in-flight wi-fi
• Google hires VMware co-founder to run cloud business
• Square shares jump 60 percent in market debut
• Carnegie Mellon denies taking money from FBI to hack TOR
• Macquarie poaches Barclays IT exec as new CIO
• Opal card behind NSW public transport revenue decline
• Square IPO prices at $12.60 in highly-watched deal
• Accused CBA IT execs prepare for bribery committal hearing
• Aussie Anon sentenced to three years' prison
• Former CSIRO exec to set up NSW Data Analytics Centre
• Perth - Singapore SeaMeWe3 cable back in action
• Apple Pay arrives in Australia, but only for Amex
• Wesfarmers on the hunt for divisional CIO
• Victorian govt super fund plans total shift to public cloud
• Apple swamped with complaints of frozen iPad Pros
• Australia needs to have a conversation about net neutrality: NBN chairman
• Treat anonymised data as personal information: Pilgrim
• Citrix to spin off GoTo business, cut 1000 jobs
• Google+ gets surprise makeover
• Aussie bricklaying robot brings the fight to builders
• UK govt to pour $352m into cyber start-ups
• Microsoft embraces cloud independence for customers
• Google launches Chromebit, the desktop on a stick
• Second CIO caught up in Qld OneSchool fallout
• Slew of snafus threaten integrity of SSL/TLS
• ME Bank hires data boss in IT exec restructure
• Microsoft fixes BitLocker disk encryption bypass
• App backend creds pose huge security risk
• NextDC wants to raise $70m for new Brisbane data centre
• Just Group CIO pushes IT to perform at retail pace
• Inside the WA govt's massive as-a-service shift
• CenITex executives reshuffled as key deputies retire
• Minister could demand data under proposed NSW analytics law
• Eighty Defence tech experts ask for voluntary redundancy
• Qld Rail to fix 'piecemeal' passenger comms
• Car makers in high-tech automotive arms race
• Gmail to snitch on unencrypted mail servers
• Microsoft releases encryption tech for bioinformatics
• Hired-gun hacking played key role in world's biggest cyber fraud
• Turnbull orders rewrite of draft Australian cyber strategy
• Sydney Uni IT manager denies exchanging bribes for contracts
• Sexual assault complaints caught up in Qld Education hack
• Optus overtakes Telstra, Vodafone in TIO complaints
• S Central boss sentenced to jail
• Driverless buses to hit Switzerland's roads
• Windows 10 now mature enough for enterprise use
• Australia to bring citizens' health records online
• Mirvac beats Atlassian to buy Australian Technology Park
• Overpaid NZ teachers to be referred to debt collectors after payroll bungle
• Secret video puts evidence in doubt in Sydney Uni IT saga
• Cisco, Ericsson expect $2.8bn extra sales from new tie-up
• Optus mobile user base, profits flat in second quarter
• Australia's statistics body wants to keep census names, addresses
• Microsoft patches are crashing Outlook
• Tim Cook slams UK govt encryption backdoor bill
• Microsoft to keep data in Germany, away from US spies
• How GE Australia wants new tech to fix industrial headaches
• Google extends Chrome support on Windows XP
• Australia, NZ agree to share electronic identity checks
• Westpac lets your smartphone's camera activate new bank cards
• Gold Coast cops given state's first body-worn cameras
• Comodo issued SSL certs with banned internal names
• Vocus, NextGen to build $171m submarine cable
• Microsoft launches cloud-based blockchain platform
• Anglo American to bring remote operators to surface
• Charges laid over JPMorgan security breach
• Water NSW appoints CIO to address 'highly siloed' IT
• Why you need to build security architecture into your enterprise
• NSA to end bulk call data collection this month
• MPs butt heads over opt-out model for e-health records
• Qld TAFE, Education websites hacked
• First round of speakers for Australian Cloud & DC Summit 2016
• Tag Heuer teams with Google, Intel for smartwatch
• Google open sources TensorFlow machine learning tool
• CryptoWall 4.0 the nastiest strain yet
• Atlassian to go public
• Qld Housing gets to work replacing legacy SAP
• Sydney Water CIO to retire
• EU wants to sign US data transfer deal within three months
• ICAC to probe $29k paid to accused Sydney Uni IT exec
• Telstra, Ericsson achieve five-carrier LTE aggregation
• NBN starts HFC pilot in Queensland
• BlackBerry Priv wins praise, but price tag questioned
• Victorian teachers beat down 'unlawful' laptop leasing scheme
• US regulator shoots down 'do not track' requirement
• Verizon weighing $14.2bn sale of enterprise assets
• UK govt to make 10 Mbps broadband a legal right
• Health quietly passes Medicare payments sell-off deadline
• James Cook Uni wants a modular data centre
• Toshiba expecting to book another big loss from accounting scandal
• ACCC wants to regulate high-speed broadband access
• WA auditors guess govt database passwords on first attempt
• Aussie facial recognition system would give police 'unprecedented' power
• Full Trans-Pacific Partnership text finally released
• CrimTrac to be folded into Australian Crime Commission
• Telstra takes ACCC to court over wholesale price cut
• Immigration signs $115m contract extension with Optus
• Driverless cars to fill South Australia's manufacturing void
• ATO hires Accenture exec as CIO
• Red Hat, Microsoft in cloud cahoots on Azure
• Rio Tinto builds team to sell tech-heavy mines to investors
• SpinTel in hot water with ACMA over privacy breach
• ACCC approves $3bn Vocus, M2 merger
• UK unveils text of revised 'snooper's charter' bill
• Researchers name apps sending user info to third parties
• How The Iconic went from Excel spreadsheets to real-time insights
• Tennis Australia appoints new CIO
• Microsoft sunsets Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 for OEM PC sales
• Department of Health CIO leaves IT for finance
• Samsung scrambles to plug Galaxy S6 Edge flaws
• Domino's driver-tracking tech boosts Q1 sales
• NSW Education splits LMBR rollout in two
• Sydney Opera House names first-ever CTO
• Microsoft chops OneDrive storage allowance
• Does Australia need an infosec wake-up call?
• Dell eyes $14bn asset sales ahead of EMC merger
• Mortgage Choice promotes CIO
• UK to make tech companies retain crypto keys
• Perth to Singapore cable woes continue with new break
• Google denies plans to kill off Chrome OS
• Defence trials long-distance HF wireless data comms
• NSW FACS signs Accenture in $54m cloud ERP deal
• Nufarm commits to global Salesforce rollout
• Ninefold to shut down
• Qld police want new powers to access cloud-based evidence
• HCF turns to start-ups for healthtech innovation
• Volvo testing kangaroo-avoidance technology in Canberra
• Westpac posts $354m drop in capitalised technology
• Australia to develop enforceable code to manage VDSL noise
• PSBA puts the A-team on life-saving tech
• Govt launches competition to mine public data for new value