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• South Australia becomes first state to allow driverless cars
• Australia relaxes drone rules
• Defence R&D group to overhaul SA satellite ground station
• Apple may never be let in on FBI's secret iPhone unlock method
• Australia to get long-awaited Perth to Singapore subsea cable
• Foxconn slashes offer for Sharp
• Murdoch Uni lures UWA IT exec as CIO
• Photos: Victoria's high-tech mobile emergency command
• Microsoft bets on conversations as a platform
• Australian govt to overhaul telco services procurement
• Trend Micro shipped antivirus with remote debugger active
• CBA hires a head of data science
• Oracle wants $12.2b from Google for Java APIs
• Changes to Australian drone regulations due this year
• WA Police to equip 300 officers with body-worn cameras
• Adobe hikes Aussie prices
• Apple still battling US over encryption in Brooklyn
• Qld Uni debuts its own data storage fabric
• Qld Health offers suppliers spot on exclusive e-health panel
• Top tips from NZ Police's mobility journey
• WA transport hack: tip of the iceberg?
• Basslink pushes back cable service date again
• US hacks San Bernadino iPhone, ends suit against Apple
• iOS 9.3 bug breaks web links
• Dell sells IT services business to NTT Data for $4bn
• Hackers leak data of 1.5m Verizon enterprise customers
• Broke NT Police thinks outside the box to access tech
• Windows boot-ups disrupted by new encrypting ransomware
• Disspain in early auDA departure
• Hack attempt forces WA public transport systems offline
• US to indict Iranians over attempted hacks on dam, banks
• IBM facing $159m bill over botched govt project
• Former Microsoft exec to overhaul CenITex customer service
• Wireless mice flaw leaves 'billions' open to hacking
• iOS 9.3 upgrade bricks iPad 2 devices
• NBN still grappling with inaccurate housing data
• Inside NSW Police's drone experiment
• Google previews new cloud machine learning platform
• DTO creates online marketplace for govt IT start-ups
• ASIC, UK financial regulator ink fintech start-up deal
• Govt told to "urgently" overhaul MP expenses IT systems
• Uber kicks off public bug bounty program
• Australian industry lashes out at data breach notification scheme
• Android phones menaced by Linux kernel bug
• Unisys to deliver Australia's new border clearance platform
• Bangladesh central bank considers suing NY Fed over $107m hack
• The untold story of iiNet and Internode's Basslink internet woes
• ASX prepares to switch new web portal live
• The security risks of the Internet of Things
• Another nationwide outage hits Telstra customers
• AusPost locked in digital fight to keep passport business
• FBI delays Apple hearing after finding possible way to hack iPhone
• ACCC changes mind on Aussie taxi booking app
• Apple recycling robot will take apart iPhones
• TPG profits soar by 90 percent
• Tech giants unite to create encrypted email transfer
• Apple patches encryption flaw in iOS and OS X
• Apple debuts smaller iPhone and iPad Pro
• Telstra hires new Business boss
• Top US court will hear Samsung-Apple patent case
• Australia's banks could be forced to share data with fintech start-ups
• Govt to ditch GST on Bitcoin
• Bangladesh asks FBI for help investigating central bank heist
• Review: BlackBerry's Priv
• CitiPower and Powercor appoint new IT boss
• Why AMP is reworking its outsourcing deal with CSC
• Microsoft adds OneDrive to bug bounty program
• NSW Health hires new CIO
• NSW Labor moves to close privacy loophole
• Photos: A look inside an NBN exchange
• Toshiba in $7.7 billion asset sale
• American Express reveals three-year old data breach
• Telstra customers cut off from AWS Sydney data centre
• Domino's unveils pizza delivery robot
• Inside ING Direct's IT restructure
• Nationwide outage hits Telstra's mobile network
• Digital Realty reveals $89m data centre expansion
• NBN could flip 300,000 premises from FTTN to FTTdp
• Ultranet boss grilled over alleged corruption
• iiNet, Internode promise "all required capacity" over weekend
• Australia and NZ to get new subsea cable
• Amazon files patent for 'selfie' pay
• Victoria trials satellite scans to detect water leaks from space
• SA asks for help with criminal justice IT overhaul
• Apple says US founders would be 'appalled' by FBI iPhone request
• Domino's suffers setback in IP fight over GPS Driver Tracker
• Melbourne IT to offload international domain name business
• VicRoads offers $4.5 million for self-driving car tech
• Bugged calls track downfall of allegedly corrupt Ultranet "empire"
• Long way to go before the web is HTTPS protected
• Toshiba uncovers more accounting errors
• Telstra hires former Nokia, Optus chiefs
• US banks look to sell their technology
• Defence to restructure CIO group
• NBN considered ditching FTTN for FTTdp
• Ex-Dick Smith CIO lands at Airtasker
• The era of Macs being safer than Windows is long gone
• Apple, US govt fight could escalate with demand for source code
• SA govt starts $100m IT overhaul with desktops, unified comms
• Fox Sports scores a new CTO
• Foxtel, Village Roadshow want IP address, URL piracy site blocking
• Kogan snaps up Dick Smith
• Google doubles reward for security bug hunters
• Got gravitas? You could be NSW's first whole-of-gov CDO
• TPG scrimps on bandwidth for Tassie home users
• Telstra, Basslink force action on Bass Strait prices
• Universal Music Australia turns to cloud to crunch streaming data
• Auditors called in to find missing LMBR millions
• AGL Energy hires global infosec expert as first-ever CISO
• Microsoft starts pushing Windows 10 upgrades to users
• Obama weighs in on Apple/FBI dispute
• Anti-DDoS firm Staminus ransacked by hackers
• iiNet, Internode strike Telstra capacity deal for Tasmania
• Tas govt wrings TPG 'review' from internet slowdown
• iiNet customer anger boiling over Basslink
• Insurtech, IT scouts and the creepy factor: Inside IAG's digital journey
• Photos: Inside the NSW govt's outsourced IT support centre
• Outsourced support centres a 'blueprint' for NSW govt
• Apple 'raised technological barriers' to stop iPhone warrant: US govt
• Bank of England working on Bitcoin alternative RSCoin
• Microsoft releases fully-tooled Win 10 VMs for devs
• IBM wins another extension to $1bn Human Services deal
• Slew of dangerous Adobe Flash flaws patched
• Apple sets date for new iPhone launch
• Google joins Facebook's Open Compute Project
• Under-fire Ultranet boss forced to front corruption inquiry
• Corruption watchdog tapped phone of former Ultranet minister
• DTO wants contractors to fill IT skills gaps
• Google releases dev preview of next-gen Android OS
• Tech giants could face penalties for refusing access to encrypted data
• Hilton uses IBM's Watson to power robot concierge
• Defence extends Unisys IT support contract
• Rio Tinto automation inspired by agriculture, oil sectors
• US banks begin rolling out real-time payments
• Victoria’s $60m IT failure blocking law reform
• Google to testify before US Congress about self-driving cars
• Victoria jumps aboard AusPost's China e-commerce push
• The messy mechanics of blocking piracy sites in Australia
• Apple OS X ransomware downloaded 6500 times
• Home Depot to pay out $26m in data breach settlement
• Datacom and Qld govt limp to HR solutions deal
• Critical Android bugs patched by Google
• Is the DROWN vulnerability really that bad?
• Basslink locates interconnector cable fault
• Mater Health back in the market for a CIO
• Melbourne Water creates CISO position
• NSW pawnbrokers baulk at new MAC address laws
• Microsoft ports SQL Server to Linux
• Aussie unis plan high-speed fibre research testbed
• Canberra's outsourced IT labour hits seven-year high
• HCF CIO departs after 11 years
• Sydney Uni lost laptop containing sensitive student data
• Heavy-hitters to take the stand at Ultranet corruption hearings
• Video: The cyber threat to Australia's critical infrastructure
• High-profile CIO quits NSW electoral commission after 11 years
• Amazon backtracks on Fire OS encryption removal
• US govt to place export restrictions on China's ZTE
• Apple Mac users targeted in first known ransomware campaign
• Windows 10 hit by problematic update
• NSW legislators back privacy laws for individuals
• Aussie Anon sentenced for hacking websites
• ICAC finds TAFE IT manager corrupt
• Sony recalls Vaio batteries over fire fears
• Why you should care about Australia's new defence trade controls
• Cisco patches switches to remove hardcoded credentials
• Tech companies unite behind Apple ahead of iPhone encryption ruling
• US payments start-up fined for lying about security
• NAB, Westpac, CBA trial blockchain-based bond trading
• CBA, Ace Foundation settle over frozen funds in IT bribery scandal
• Dick Smith receiver puts customer databases up for sale
• Metronode turns to cooling in pursuit of six-star data centre
• Google testing hands-free mobile payments
• Australian national auditor to comb over myGov
• Cloud still driving Aussie data centre raw space race
• NBN to deploy skinnier fibre to lower build costs
• Photos: The world's coolest data centres
• Defence to revive distributed computing tender
• Google's former boss to lead Pentagon innovation board
• Optus calls for telco competition inquiry
• Video: How govt agencies are responding to digital disruption
• Australia Post steps up campaign to take over govt digital services
• Apple, FBI face off in Congress encryption hearing
• 7-Eleven app lets users lock in cheapest petrol price
• Facebook executive arrested for refusing to share WhatsApp data
• Pentagon to completely rebuild background check system after OPM attack
• CIO out of AGD after just five months
• Major Australian banks vulnerable to DROWN SSLv2 flaw
• US wants to remove export controls for hacking tools
• Beware the fog of IoT
• ANZ Bank hires Google Australia boss as head of digital
• Video: The problem with e-health records
• Qld's Education boss blames Ultranet woes on 'Stockholm syndrome'
• Hacking Team rides again with updated spyware
• Snapchat apologises after phish sees payroll data leaked
• FBI can't force Apple to unlock iPhone, NY judge rules
• ASX picks NASDAQ tech for post-trade clearing overhaul
• IBM to purchase cybersecurity vendor Resilient Systems
• Video: The shift from retailer to digital business
• Barrick Gold consolidates five data centres into Supernap
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