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• Google Australia restructures amid tax crackdown
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• IBM Australia's profit falls 60 percent
• Gumtree hacked, user details stolen
• Dump software patents, allow geoblocking bypass: Productivity Commission
• TPG buying highest speed NBN wholesale services
• Symantec CEO to leave as earnings forecast falls
• Qld Health CIO reinstated after corruption claims fall flat
• Cloud business shines in Amazon results
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• Feds still paying for Windows XP custom support
• British govt eyes off blockchain for data integrity
• Telstra opens its 4G network to MVNOs
• AWS Summit 2016
• ANZ says its Apple Pay interchange fee deal is 'fair'
• Government inquiry to consider scrapping Telstra’s USO
• USQ prepares to launch new supercomputer
• Woodside deploys IoT sensors to prevent plant disasters
• Govt unveils guidelines for controversial s313 site blocking
• ANZ first out of the gate with Apple Pay in Australia
• How Origin Energy is using data to save corporate clients millions
• FBI decides against sharing iPhone unlock method
• What’s in Victoria's budget 2016 for IT?
• Telstra, Visionstream extend exchange maintenance deal for $350m
• NSW hands users more power under revised open data plan
• Suncorp spends $6.45m to bring insurance app to Australia
• Why ANZ separated its data platform and analytics teams
• Apple posts first revenue drop in a decade
• FBI weighs up revealing iPhone unlock method
• Victoria wants to save 90 lives a year through prescription tracking
• Basslink lays 1355m of new subsea cable
• Rio Tinto IT tool unearths millions in prized iron ore
• Australia's new cyber security policy must consider past mistakes
• Gmail on Android adds support for Exchange accounts
• Inside NSW rural firies' cloud-first strategy
• NSW govt to spend $63m overhauling emergency comms
• DDoS blackmailers scare users with empty threats
• Researchers trace hackers' way in to Bangladesh Bank
• Attackers use Hacking Team exploit to drop ransomware
• WA Health gives up on finding a CIO
• Allens lures CIO from US law firm
• Michael Malone joins NBN board
• Photos: Carsales staff hack the way they work
• Govt names new e-health leadership
• Researcher finds backdoor on Facebook server
• UNSW launches new national quantum computing labs
• Revealed: Why the govt is pushing for telco network 'quality' rules
• FBI paid more than $1.7m to crack San Bernardino iPhone
• British spy agencies' secret mass surveillance revealed
• Linfox expands collection of driver data
• Long name? No SmartGate entry into Australia for you
• Jetstar CIO to leave in restructure
• Google could be fined over anti-competitive practice in Europe
• Airbus uses cognitive computing to prevent plane crashes
• Telstra buys multi-million-dollar stake in open source developer
• NSW Transport data liberation could lead to app deluge
• Apple refused China request for source code
• Govt to spend $230m on cyber security strategy
• Groundhog Day for Australian data breach alerts bill?
• Queensland considering whole-of-govt ERP panel
• Aus govt CTO reveals cloud services panel overhaul
• ASIC given $61m to improve data analytics
• Pilgrim warns data de-identification is 'rocket science'
• Should cyber security be an employee KPI?
• Global fintech start-ups take on Australia's big four
• Intel to cut 12,000 jobs globally
• Ambulance Victoria's next CIO will need to reinvigorate agency's IT
• IBM reports worst revenue in 14 years
• Visa debit users charged twice in Cuscal glitch
• How to protect yourself against social engineering
• Transport for NSW gives $113m network deal to UXC
• SAP picks CDC for Canberra cloud site
• Music industry jumps on Aussie piracy site blocking law
• SBS hires KPMG exec to lead broadcast tech overhaul
• Aussie download quotas up, prices down
• Can NSW commuters trust contactless card payments?
• How a lone hacker cracked Hacking Team
• Is the ABS turning Census data into a hacker's honeypot?
• EU competition chief to charge Google with Android abuse
• AuDA to allow direct registrations in .au
• University of Canberra's new network core goes live
• Call for US IRS chief to resign over handling of data breach
• Should Australian govts, enterprises open up more of their data?
• Sydney to trial bank card tapping on Opal network
• News Corp pours cash into augmented reality start-up
• Why architects and builders are turning to robots
• ISO vulnerability disclosure standard now free
• Millions of unpatched JBoss servers open to abuse
• NSW politicians ponder driverless cars
• Apple, FBI to face off again in Congress over encryption
• Australia Post trials parcel delivery by drone
• Users urged to uninstall QuickTime for Windows after Apple ends support
• Vale OS X, arise MacOS?
• CSIRO won't turn its back on old economy: Thodey
• Telstra staff, systems errors expose wholesale data
• Ransomware uses blockchains for decoder delivery
• ANZ Bank turns to peers for infosec intelligence
• Microsoft sues US government over data request notifications
• TfNSW looks to Opal data to 'personalise' commute
• WA reveals shortlist for major cloud infrastructure panel
• How Airbus defends against 12 big cyber attacks each year
• Journalist handed two-year sentence for role in hack
• File-deleting Jigsaw ransomware cracked
• ATO grabs the electoral roll in its latest tax crackdown
• Law makers take small steps towards email privacy in US
• US Senate handed controversial encryption bill
• Qld state development searches for a new tech boss
• The turmoil inside Telstra's billion-dollar Defence deal
• Fast-mutating Qbot malware plays hide and seek with AVs
• Why the AFP wants you to know about "drift netting" attacks
• Microsoft patches much-hyped Badlock bug
• How cyber crims have perfected the ransomware business model
• Aurora Energy CIO resigns
• WA Health locked into paying dubious data centre invoices
• How CUA plans to get to a single customer view
• DTO takes UK emulation to the next level
• Is Australia on the cusp of a cyber security paradigm shift?
• Victorian video tech laws to keep prisoners out of court
• Malware whitelisted by Chinese antivirus after third-party bribes
• ASX CIO to head NSW govt's data analytics board
• Microsoft posts roadmap of Windows 10 features for business
• 'Petya' ransomware encryption cracked
• DHS' plan to stop people complaining about MyGov
• Microsoft first major company to endorse US-EU privacy deal
• Adelaide Uni researcher calls for drone wildlife code of practice
• Meet Australia's newest $1 billion tech firm
• Data61 out to bust Sydney congestion
• CSIRO ships experimental radio tech to German astronomers
• US govt to spend billions replacing insecure, old IT
• ACCC 'concerned' about Telstra's NBN contracts
• Telstra gets $1.6bn to help deliver NBN's HFC rollout
• Revealed: Australia's new cyber security strategy
• US govt to continue iPhone encryption fight
• FBI says $3bn lost to fake CEO phishing scams
• Adobe issues emergency patch for Flash zero-day
• Southern Cross Uni hires new IT boss as network overhaul wraps up
• NSW state library to turn $3bn collection over to private sector
• Be prepared for pain with Bash on Windows 10
• AWS will become a $10bn business this year: Bezos
• German robots could help deliver the post
• FBI's iPhone unlock won't work on models beyond 5c
• White House torn on encryption
• Qld Health, IBM payroll court battle officially over
• MacTel slapped over IPND breaches
• Fujitsu wins $15m Tassie emergency dispatch deal
• The fee that is breaking the NBN
• Hacking Team loses open-ended export license
• Nokia to sack thousands following Alcatel-Lucent acquisition
• How Seek and Everydayhero put Docker into production
• Western Sydney Uni equips new campus with cutting-edge A/V
• "It's a real wake-up call": The hack that downed power for 80,000
• Aussie data downloads boom to 1.7 exabytes
• Hackers charge big bucks for stolen Aussie creds
• NEC Australia gets new boss in leadership shakeup
• Adobe warns about new Flash bug under attack
• Most Australian GP clinics aren't using e-health records
• Vision Australia in the market for a new CIO
• WhatsApp offers end-to-end message encryption
• Labor hints at FTTdp NBN election policy
• Why you should incentivise your users to combat threats
• Brocade to buy Ruckus Wireless in $2bn deal
• NBN price overhaul won't fix 'Netflix effect': Optus
• Driver health checks go digital in NSW
• Former NBN subcontractor collapses
• CBA denies IT whistleblower was sacked over bribery concerns
• Google plugs 15 critical security holes in Android update
• Banks commit to Azure cloud as blockchain platform
• NBN to give RSPs discounts for heavy use customers
• Government to review Telstra's USO
• Optus to cut up to 480 jobs
• Qld govt ordered to pay legal costs in IBM payroll stoush
• Inside Telstra's network woes: what happened
• ACCC takes SoleNet telco battle to the federal court
• Australian piracy code could reappear in 12 months
• Angel investor to head NAB's $50m innovation fund
• Telstra customers hammer network on free data day
• Defence's cyber chief switches to Immigration
• FBI promises to share iPhone unlock with other authorities
• ING Direct goes Google for global web dev
• Victorian CFA wants to extinguish IT chief vacancy
• Huawei posts biggest revenue growth in seven years
• James Cook Uni connects the Daintree rainforest to the NBN
• Pentagon launches first bug bounty program
• Hawaiki ANZ-US subsea cable gets green light
• Suncorp CIO quits to join CBA
• Apple rolls out fix for iOS 9.3 web links issue
• Revealed: Tas govt cut Basslink in NBN protest
• HP Australia reveals $229 million loss