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• Telstra handles 246 law enforcement data requests a day
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• IAG hands digital chief his own ‘Labs’ division
• Facebook finishes 42 metre internet delivery drone
• FBI understaffed to fight cyber attack: DOJ
• Photos: A tour through the history of Microsoft's Windows
• US seeks to match Chinese supercomputing challenge
• SA facing new legal battle with another IT vendor
• Westfield tests out beacons with CommBank
• New Android bug renders device silent, unresponsive
• US to rewrite controversial zero-day export policy
• Australia-wide missing persons matching system to go live next week
• Fujitsu to spend $12m upgrading Western Sydney data centre
• Windows 10 lands in Australia
• End of IT shared services experiment looms for SA govt
• Sydney Opera House to hire CTO
• Immigration shoots for faster, easier traveller processing
• NAB to pour $50m into innovation fund
• SA govt taken to court over expired software licenses
• Critical vulnerability found in Apple App Store, iTunes
• Amazon wants sky-high drone superhighway
• Aussie cyber centre warns of growing threat in first report
• Intel and Micron launch new class of memory chip
• Australia Post gives online retailers leg-up into Chinese market
• ANU picked to house web consortium office
• The danger of infosec ignorance in IoT
• ASIC removes consent barrier for digital product disclosures
• When Australia's telco sector says enough is enough
• Myer to replace CIO with chief digital, data officer
• Android bug leaves a billion phones open to attack
• Former top US security officials oppose encryption backdoors
• Google admits defeat with Google+
• NSW to build its own myGov
• Telco reforms will set cyber security back: industry
• ICAC targets TAFE IT manager over alleged $1.7m fraud
• Lockheed could sell, spin off govt IT business
• iiNet shareholders vote yes to TPG takeover
• US Treasury's intelligence network vulnerable to hack
• WTO reaches deal to cut tariffs on IT products
• Labor wants customer consent for offshore data storage
• Vocus' next target: Telstra and Optus' customers
• Delayed federal budget system $30m over and counting
• Optus joins telco fury over govt wholesale access intervention
• EU greenlights Nokia’s acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent
• Google takes aim at AWS Glacier with production-ready Nearline
• Officeworks spooked into infosec overhaul by Target breach
• CSC, HCL to create new banking software firm
• AWS sales almost double in second quarter
• What to expect from Abbott's national cyber security strategy
• Doctors spend 15 mins opening Fiona Stanley Hospital software
• Billabong pins online retail hopes on new NetSuite platform
• Telco rivals slam govt intervention in Telstra price decision
• Huawei commits to training 100 Aussie students a year
• Australia's leaders agree to end GST-free online goods
• CSIRO to equip aircraft technicians with wearable tech
• Turnbull's dept backs Telstra in ACCC price fight
• Qld finally starts looking for new privacy commissioner
• Google patches 43 vulnerabilities in Chrome browser
• High-risk denial of service flaw found in Juniper network gear
• Australia's industry piracy code still stuck on cost debate
• Infosec experts hack Jeep, gain control of moving car
• Victoria to wait another eight months for public IT dashboard
• Apple shares tank after weak iPhone results
• Telstra, telcos fume over new security reforms
• Microsoft posts $4.3bn loss as it writes down Nokia business
• Toshiba CEO resigns in accounting scandal
• CSIRO ends nine-month search for new CIO
• Vodafone still struggling as half-year losses grow
• Security trumps comfort when it comes to old software
• Australian-first driverless car trial seeks to modernise road rules
• MongoDB admins accidentally expose 600TB of data
• ACSC issues AusPost, AFP ransomware warning
• Cray to build Australia's biggest supercomputer
• PayPal returns to market with $70bn valuation
• Hacking Team breach could have been an inside job
• Inside CenITex's years of tumult
• Google joins chorus against infosec export controls proposal
• Critical out-of-band patch issued for Windows zero-day
• Is this the end for Moore's Law?
• ATO to bring voice biometrics to mobile app
• Skype users plagued by ongoing bogus messages
• Turnbull floats new migration policy for service class zero premises
• Virgin Australia expands Sabre software deal
• Apple patent serves ads based on credit card balance
• Deloitte joins cryptocurrency industry group
• Immigration signs new data centre deal with CDC
• Qld emergency services payroll replacement on the rocks
• UK considers ten-year prison term for file sharers
• Barclays to pay $1.1m fine for US data reporting errors
• Vic agencies to spend millions on Win 2003 custom support
• Yahoo7 hires new director of technology
• Samsung Pay enters first public tests
• United Airlines awards millions of points as bug bounty
• PayPal-eBay split to take effect today
• ANZ to allow Android users to tap onto an ATM
• Starved of funding, resources, OAIC is left to shrivel
• ABS issues first survey of Australian cloud use
• Superloop CEO slams Australian govt tech policies
• Toshiba CEO may stand down over accounting irregularities
• Infosec firms oppose 'misguided' exploit export controls
• Police shut down 'Darkode' hacking forum
• NSW Police enters build phase of critical COPS overhaul
• ISPs cry out for extension to data retention deadline
• Telco fraud investigator arrested for fraud
• NAB hesitant on Bitcoin, P2P lending
• OAIC limps on as Pilgrim gets three more months
• ATO rolls out Australian-first voice biometrics
• WA agencies team up to drive down software costs
• NextDC offers on-demand virtual exchange
• Searching for Australia's all-flash early adopters
• Microsoft's mega Patch Tuesday marks end of Windows Server 2003 support
• Oracle pushes massive critical patch update for July
• Modest IT ambitions round out Qld Labor's first budget
• AWS releases virtual Android app testing environment
• Defence ranks top IT suppliers
• Symantec's Morpho misstep
• Megaport targets seven cities in $10m US expansion
• Photos: Tourism NT takes Google Maps to the outback
• All-flash storage stumbles on cost per gigabyte
• iiNet wins Tasmanian govt internet contract
• David Hackshall joins Cochlear as CIO
• NSA releases Linux-based open source infosec tool
• Microsoft delays launch of $20k Surface Hub
• Hacking Team vows to continue with new spyware
• AusPost CIO leaves IT to grow services business
• Telstra to hike line rental, call prices
• ACMA review to consider restructure, industry levies
• Why South Australia decided against cloud-first
• AWS offers API Gateway for back-ends in the cloud
• MetLife lures Woolworths IT exec as new CIO
• ACT appoints whole-of-govt digital chief
• Experts protest Aussie law banning crypto export
• OPM boss resigns over security breach
• DDoS attack downs iiNet services
• US govt CIO orders 30-day 'cyber sprints' in wake of hack
• Westpac CIO poaches ANZ IT exec as new tech deputy
• ACMA slaps CSP for tricking customers into phone deals
• Microsoft releases Office for Mac, but only on cloud
• SpeedCast buys NewSat teleport sites for $12m
• More Aussie agencies wanted Hacking Team's spyware
• Xen patches admin privilege escalation vulnerability
• Immigration shakes up IT after CIO departs
• Millions of US citizens' personal data taken in OPM hack
• 'High severity' flaw discovered in OpenSSL
• AusPost hands end-user computing to Fujitsu
• Telstra to boost mobile investment to $5bn
• AGD joins Canberra's great CIO hunt
• M2 buys majority stake in Aggregato Global
• Morpho hackers hit Apple, Microsoft for corporate data
• NYSE, United Airlines downed by tech glitches
• Microsoft cuts Nokia losses, will drop 7800 more staff
• ATSB goes it alone with new IT environment
• Facebook to build fifth data centre
• Perth asks ISPs to set up public transport wi-fi for free
• Govt funds robots, cyberbullying projects with new grants
• Symantec poaches Oracle exec to head Australia
• Crypto experts slam govt encryption backdoor demands
• Major Vodafone network upgrade goes live
• Nokia Networks testing drones for cell site optimisation
• Adobe to patch leaked Hacking Team Flash 0day
• Adelaide Uni's new CRM ready for action
• Fujitsu launches low-cost managed Chromebook service for ANZ
• City of Melbourne to appoint a chief digital officer
• Hacking Team tells clients to stop using its spyware
• When spyware merchants get hacked
• Lloyds Bank trials NFC for app authentication
• DFAT's SATIN overhaul escapes audit
• Apple files patent for Watch handshake payments
• Rural dwellers employ elaborate setups for internet
• Hardware failure hits iiNet broadband, 3G data
• APRA updates cloud guidance for banks
• Government exploit vendor hacked, client data exposed
• NSW to revisit legal protection for personal privacy
• Researcher withholds exploit details over export control concerns
• Telstra takes Warrnambool fire lessons to more sites
• Tennis Australia CIO quits
• iiNet is 'over the hump' of Netflix slowdowns
• CBA's retail CIO promoted into top digital role
• Microsoft Azure Australia East hit by outage
• Govt readies e-health record push to boost adoption
• ATO's MyTax struggles under lodgment traffic
• AISA names first-ever CEO
• Tokyo's Haneda airport to deploy robots
• Australian Army tests out drones for surveillance
• 'Zombie' network protocols become DDoS threats
• 'Rare' Telstra lattice tower beats heritage listing
• RBA to overhaul core banking
• Australia's digital crescendo
• Amadeus buys low-cost airline solutions provider Navitaire
• ASX picks NASDAQ tech for new risk platform
• Telstra's health tech service goes live
• Former US agent admits to stealing bitcoins during Silk Road probe
• Virgin Australia buys analytics firm for frequent flyer business
• XKEYSCORE global spy system detailed in new Snowden leaks
• SA agencies sign up to iiNet private cloud
• PayPal to buy Xoom for $1.2bn
• China tightens grip on cyber security with sweeping new law
• Route leak cuts access to Amazon Web Services
• Apple issues large patch set to shore up OS X, iOS security
• Turnbull nabs UK govt digital guru as DTO chief
• SA puts $100m on the table in tech EOI free-for-all
• Vic Education chasing $7.5m in IT contracts scandal
• NBN to offer TV connections through fibre for greenfields
• Deadline confusion threatens EPAS rollout to new hospital
• VentraIP buys hosting company IntaServe
• Cisco to buy OpenDNS for $823m
• Extra leap second could cause headaches for IT admins
• VMware, Carahsoft to pay $98m in US govt pricing scandal
• US court rules NSA can resume bulk data collection