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• Microsoft to ban man-in-the-middle adware on Windows
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• IBM chases Qld for legal costs in payroll lawsuit
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• Optus poaches Telstra's Olympic Games deal
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• ERM Power customers to get real-time energy usage dashboard
• TIO appoints Judi Jones as ombudsman
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• Australia's banks sign up to Android Pay
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• AFP to hand back $36m from failed systems overhaul
• Tax Office to spend $189m banishing the paper group certificate
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• TAFE NSW forced to write down LMBR assets by $12.7m
• Australian telco complaints hit nine-year low
• Samsung makes last-ditch appeal to $755m Apple patent ruling
• VMware walks away from Virtustream venture with EMC
• European Space Agency hacked
• Ransomware attacks on Aussie businesses jump four-fold
• Queensland finally hires a privacy commissioner
• Australia gets national SDN testbed
• NBN shifts 40k premises off satellite to offer more data
• Qld Health hires super CIO for e-health drive
• US to revise troubled Raytheon satellite system contract
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• Microsoft apologises, partly restores OneDrive cloud quotas
• Google dumps Symantec SSL certificate in Chrome, Android
• How politics derailed a hundred million dollar IT overhaul
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• Atlassian's shares soar in market debut
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• WA finally finds money to finish schools IT rollout
• Big-six law firm Allens looking for a new CIO
• Microsoft's Cortana lands on Android and iOS
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• Lockheed Martin to divest Aust govt IT operations
• Telcos get second chance to bid in Aussie mobile blackspot program
• AFP raids Sydney home of reported bitcoin creator
• Goodbye ServiceFirst: Fresh faces fill outsourced service centre
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• Ex-IBM employee arrested in US for code theft
• DBC waters down damages claim to access alleged iiNet pirates
• Apple plugs large number of security holes in iOS 9.2
• Barwon Health hunts for tech chief to lead BYOD overhaul
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• Turnbull labels open data a 'strategic national resource'
• Telstra, CBA join Turnbull's quantum computing push
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• Two-thirds of major NSW Health IT projects are running late
• Atlassian bumps up public offer
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• IAG ditches CIO title, promotes IT chief in restructure
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• Judge throws Qld govt's case against IBM out of court
• ANZ launches Android mobile wallet across the Tasman
• Turnbull to restore CSIRO funding, shake up govt IT procurement
• SA to spend $6.5m to keep tabs on teachers, carers
• Lenovo, Dell, Toshiba PCs at risk from unsafe bloatware
• Samsung to finally pay Apple $746m in patent dispute
• NSW Cancer Council dumps the desktop
• Xero finally brings in two-factor authentication
• Microsoft to open source Chakra Javascript engine
• The biggest Australian data breaches of 2015
• NBN offers faster fixed wireless
• Review: Microsoft's Surface Book
• How the govt is using Medicare data to improve the health system
• Telstra retail chief resigns
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• US, China agree to guidelines for requesting cybercrime assistance
• Virgin Australia names high-flying new CIO
• Government unveils data breach notification bill
• Telstra backtracks on excess data roaming price hike
• IT brain drain hurting infosec in NSW planning agencies
• Target US to pay banks $54m in data breach settlement
• NBN facing massive copper remediation bill
• Dell support software leaks system information
• Deutsche Bank reveals big data push
• US Congress asks VTech to explain privacy breach
• Government fails to deliver on data breach notification promise
• Department of Communications hires new CIO
• Billabong Australia CIO resigns
• Australian govt in outsourcing, shared services overhaul
• Mozilla floats Firefox-Thunderbird divorce
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• Logicalis buys Thomas Duryea
• Victoria plots whole-of-govt cyber emergency plan
• NSW govt to sell off surplus emergency comms infrastructure
• Microsoft, HP Enterprise reveal first Azure tie-up in new partnership
• Toll CIO quits
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• Atlassian sets IPO price range, aims to raise $512m
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