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• SA health minister rejects calls for e-health record privacy inquiry
• Vic electoral commission told to lift its game on e-voting
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• MasterCard to roll out 'selfie' authentication
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• NSW GovDC gets Australia’s first 4.5 star NABERS rating
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• WA govt admits to "systemic" IT issues at Health department
• Oracle staffer caught dissing rivals during Ultranet tender period
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• How ANZ Bank is expanding its use of cognitive computing
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• WA Health facing inquiry over bungled Fujitsu IT contract
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• US Defense to upgrade 4 million devices to Windows 10
• WA Uni launches custom Pople supercomputer
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• WA parliament breached by undetected virus
• Dell set to get EU green light to buy EMC
• NAB lifts lid on Deer Park data centre design
• ISPs blindsided by 'shelved' Australian piracy code
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• Federal govt reveals mobile blackspot base station sites
• Microsoft ditches Skype Managed Accounts
• TasPol's Todd Crawford crowned State Govt CIO of the year
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• Supercomputer guru wins Education CIO of the year
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• Nina Du Thaler wins Utilities CIO of the year
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• Qld govt sets up dedicated cyber protection unit
• How Qld Uni removed the IT headache for genome scientists
• Govt should start scoping NBN sell-off in 'near term'
• Why De Bortoli Wines built 'Facebook for growers'
• IBM open sources blockchain code for Hyperledger Project
• Tech company PTC to pay $39m to resolve US bribery probes
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• TPG close to passing 1000 buildings with fibre
• Five Vic Ultranet probe targets working together in Saudi Arabia
• Vodafone in Dutch broadband, telephony mega merger
• Suncorp restructure gives Pancino pure-play IT
• Why ANZ Bank's mobile wallet took three years to arrive
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• Allianz Global Assistance hires new Aussie CIO
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• Victoria to use drones to manage fires, feral animals
• UNSW wants to become 'mini-city' IoT testbed
• Apple recalls faulty MacBook USB-C cables
• Adelaide Uni turns on 300 TFlop supercomputer
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• European satellite tracking dish ready for service in WA
• AWS debuts new Sydney availability zone
• Optus net profits up despite mobile subscriber fall
• UK parliamentary committee criticises encryption backdoor bill
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• Cisco firewalls vulnerable to remote takeover
• Queensland Urban Utilities transforms data into ops gains
• Toll dumps Google overhaul, reviewing SAP rollout
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• Fifield urged to extend mobile blackspots program
• ATO soothes accountants over major IT changes
• US says Google computers qualify as drivers
• Apple in ACCC's sights over bricked iPhones
• Inside BloodNet: Australia's real-time blood database
• Telstra users locked out of US hosting servers
• US lawmakers to ban states from mandating encryption backdoors
• Google kills Flash for ads
• DBC gives up on iiNet piracy case
• 'Netflix tax' bill hits parliament
• Investors on edge about cloud companies
• NSW sets whole-of-gov payments platform live
• VMware outs Workspace ONE desktop virtualisation platform
• ANZ Bank finally launches Mobile Pay tap-and-go service
• US intelligence chief calls cyber threats a top national security challenge
• NBN to finally give its PoI network redundancy
• WA to trial driverless bus
• Melbourne Health: a lesson in managing security incidents
• 'Embarrassing' human error behind national Telstra outage
• KPMG buys Aussie fintech firm
• UK to spend $8.6bn to make NHS paperless
• Vic police want to shoot GPS trackers at fleeing cars
• US Homeland Security employee database leaked
• Service Stream and CIO part ways
• Telstra sees potential in energy tech
• Skype users targeted by info-stealing malware
• GovCMS API promises easier content management
• Autodesk to cut jobs by 10 percent in cloud transition
• Telcos pile on Telstra in ACCC wholesale price fight
• Europe considers reserving 700MHz for mobile data
• NSW govt hires consultants to help stop IT project blowouts
• Australian PPC-1 cable cut, out of action until March
• Rio Tinto scales up its big data ambitions
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• Foxconn to invest $8bn in Sharp
• Telstra worried NBN may stray into 'adjacent' telco businesses
• NBN revenue climbs, boosted by FTTP
• Visa opens up to developers
• NEC opens new Melbourne HQ, innovation centre
• Telcos splash $543m on 1800 MHz spectrum
• Cisco to pay $1.9bn for IoT firm Jasper
• Woodside puts Watson on staff desktops
• Snowden leak reveals UK spies' big data surveillance
• CSIRO to cut 300 more jobs, Data61 affected
• Power disruption downed GitHub
• NSW govt launches its own myGov
• Apple ordered to pay $874m in VirnetX patent dispute
• Microsoft buys SwiftKey for $349 million
• Telstra Wholesale boss quits
• Sydney Water names globe-trotting exec as CIO
• Vic triple zero agency CIO leaves for the US
• NSW Industry systems targeted by attackers
• Comodo 'secure' web browser turns off web security
• Outrage as govt suggests fibre carriers 'may' cut corners
• eBay 'won't fix' severe flaw in online sales platform
• TalkTalk lost 101k customers, $164m after hack
• Hills CIO exits in restructure
• Office 365 users to get Yammer for free
• EU, US clinch new data transfer deal
• Westfield ditches SMS feature over privacy issues
• Google patches multiple critical flaws in Android
• Melbourne Health still grappling with Qbot malware
• Can we trust Juniper?
• NBN to trial satellite with 200 regional Vic users
• US, EU miss major deadline in data transfer pact talks
• Auditors slam US govt's $8bn firewall as ineffective
• Optus outage downs Virgin Australia's check-in system
• Alphabet overtakes Apple as world's most valuable company
• Europe to build exascale supercomputer prototype
• Microsoft trials underwater data centres
• Macquarie Group hunts for a data boss
• Barwon Health appoints health veteran as CIO
• NBN given new migration rules for service class zero premises
• Former NAB exec to lead billion-dollar Centrelink IT overhaul
• Obama plans billion-dollar spend on computer science in US schools
• Tech vendors drop off political donations list
• Microsoft makes big change to enterprise agreements
• DDoS attack downs HSBC internet banking