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• Vodafone continues to lose millions
• ANZ Bank wants to sell off its online broker platform
• Spotlight on Technology in Government
• Telcos forced to open up high-speed broadband networks
• Qld pays $300k to build an app already available for free
• Microsoft to axe thousands in new job cuts round
• Cloud sales surge pushes up Amazon earnings
• Xen patches critical guest privilege escalation bug
• Robots to roam the halls of new Monash Children's Hospital
• NBN Co sends first Telstra HFC site live
• Deakin Uni deploys app virtualisation to students
• Oracle will buy NetSuite for $12 billion
• Google hardens the Linux kernel in Android
• Is the national security incursion provoking would-be hackers?
• CIO stalwart Gathercole retires from public service
• Health insurers accused of exploiting billing data
• LastPass fixes critical browser extension bugs
• Victoria Police goes to market for 8500 smartphones, tablets
• Want to work for Australia's national payments platform?
• Vodafone's CTO quits for Hutchison gig
• Australia's banks want to force Apple to open up NFC
• AWS' Bezos joins US Defense tech brains trust
• NCI wins $14m for major supercomputer upgrade
• Big-name wireless keyboards open to silent eavesdropping
• Will Australia's broadband probe expose bottlenecks or just raise prices?
• Obama issues first govt guide on responding to cyber attack
• LogMeIn to buy Citrix's GoTo for $2.4 billion
• Social Services wants to use payroll data to target fraud
• BHP Billiton creates IT-OT team in iron ore
• Open Universities hires former Service Stream exec as IT boss
• How much should you trust your hardware vendor?
• Europol, Intel and Kaspersky launch anti-ransomware project
• ISPs, telcos pressured to talk 'real' internet speeds
• UK lets Amazon test delivery drones in the suburbs
• Are telcos still terrible at IT acquisitions?
• Car makers issue cybersecurity best practice guide
• Europe's first regulated bitcoin product launches
• Inside the race to overhaul Medicare's payments system
• Coca-Cola Amatil invests in data science
• Ericsson boss booted after dire results
• Queensland sinks $1 million into drones
• CIO job at Bauer Media up for grabs
• Rowland takes over shadow comms from Clare
• Telstra's COO is leaving the telco after 12 years
• Woolworths writes down millions in IT assets
• Hyperconverged stares down the challenge from cloud
• Immigration fixes character bug in SmartGate system
• Verizon set to buy Yahoo for $6.7bn
• Victorian privacy commissioner takes on special UN role
• Samsung sues Huawei over patent infringement
• Music industry facing unexpected windfall in Aussie site blocking case
• Photos: Facebook's internet-beaming drone takes flight
• NAB's tech chief out in executive restructure
• How the ABS plans to use your Census name data
• Yahoo alumni mourn company's decline
• Snowden working on smartphone anti-surveillance device
• eRSA plans new 'cloud-based' HPC cluster
• Qld cops given rules for when to switch on body-worn cameras
• Dell SonicWall GMS comes with hidden backdoor
• Microsoft ordered to stop collecting French Win10 user data
• Oracle releases biggest-ever security update
• Govt flags IT infrastructure investment for research
• Tesla's data collection may help it deflect Autopilot liability
• The Melbourne road where speed limits are set by algorithm
• Telstra recruits into beleaguered Defence networks team
• Aussie site caught up in CryptXXX ransomware-spreading campaign
• Optus says Telstra's USO costs should drop to one-tenth
• ATO tells myTax users to wait til August to lodge
• Is the Senate's new vote capture system as risky as e-voting?
• 'Thousands' of products vulnerable to code hooking abuse
• US joins case over Facebook data transfers
• How Aussie physicists are pushing the limits of HPC
• Australia gets an industry body for IoT
• No, SFG isn't Stuxnet 2.0
• No body-worn cameras for Qld paramedics
• Amaysim buys AusBBS to enter fixed broadband market
• Boeing to push aviation analytics to Azure
• Deloitte acquires Melbourne IT integrator
• How a hacker stole money from Google, Microsoft, and Facebook
• 'Mothball' chemical promises quantum computing at room temperature
• KPMG restructure splits out digital
• Fifteen-year-old server-side bug opens up websites
• Australia gets its first cyber minister
• Victoria quietly launches IT projects dashboard
• Macquarie Bank to scope Openstack private cloud
• Softbank to buy ARM in blockbuster $40bn deal: reports
• Photos: Airbus is using drones to inspect aircraft
• Vic Health using Defence algorithm to predict flu outbreaks
• Ubuntu user forums hack leaks millions of user details
• NSW IT spending to be policed by projects cop
• US frees up spectrum bands for 5G
• Should Tesla's autopilot be banned until our roads are ready?
• Tech leaders slam Donald Trump's presidency bid
• Vic Human Services under data protection probe
• Dangerous malware discovered in EU energy company
• Google faces third EU antitrust charge
• US govt can't force Microsoft to hand over emails stored overseas
• Sunshine Coast to get digital water meters
• ANZ open sources NightHawk forensic incident response tool
• MasterCard enters online, mobile payments with Masterpass
• Telstra buys up Aussie mobile management specialist
• NSW Opal payments could run on Oyster card code
• Banks quickly follow ANZ to support Android Pay
• ANZ Bank first to launch with Android Pay
• Chinese hacker jailed over attempt to steal defence blueprints
• NBN Co signs billion-dollar HFC build deal
• How Westpac NZ got the whole bank onboard DevOps
• China blamed for US federal bank insurer hacks
• NSW TAFE could become a player in online education market
• Microsoft Azure Stack won't run on your existing hardware
• Fiat to offer bug bounties following Jeep hack
• Windows 10 subscriptions are coming for the enterprise
• CBA hits go on data science expansion
• Microsoft blacklists Secure Boot-disabling policies in Windows
• Woolies Rewards vs Flybuys: who has the best privacy?
• Google granted extension in EU antitrust case
• Queensland attempts move off unsupported SAP
• McDonald's brings cognitive to the drive-through
• WA should take note of Victoria's new security framework
• Optus to refund overcharged customers $2.4m after ASIC slap
• Newcastle Uni steals CSC's Aussie CIO
• Kim Dotcom planning Megaupload relaunch in 2017
• SWIFT calls in help to bolster cyber defenses
• How REA is bringing augmented reality to real estate signage
• Australia Japan Cable awaits repairs after April break
• NAB gets a new CISO
• Woolworths wants to become a 'full service' telco
• Aurora Energy hires entrepreneur as CIO
• Fed govt spending more on Microsoft licensing
• Facebook trials end-to-end encryption for Messenger
• Turnbull, Shorten back electronic voting push
• Polish telco confirms massive data breach
• EU-US data transfer pact clears final hurdle
• HPE to fix enterprise storage remote root access flaw
• BHP Billiton to open remote ops centre for coal
• Tasmania Uni's new staff portal is its cloud strategy centrepiece
• Telstra to cut 326 call centre jobs in Perth and Melbourne
• Brocade poaches Juniper exec to be new Aussie boss
• Virus scan locks NSW FACS staff out of corporate systems
• Apple iOS 10, macOS Sierra betas go public
• Avast to buy AVG for $1.7 billion
• Google experiments with quantum-secure crypto
• SA govt finally starts move off unlicensed hospital software
• Mac malware gives attackers backdoor into OS X
• Russian gets long prison sentence for StubHub hack
• LG, Volkswagen pair up to connect smart cars to smart homes
• Woodside drives to 'demystify' cybersecurity in operations
• Who will be Queensland Health's next CIO?
• Medibank data bungle delays customer tax returns
• Meet Toll's new CIO
• Google training AI to detect disease through UK eye scans
• Chinese ad firm is behind HummingBad Android malware
• Ex-Telstra employee jailed for $250k hardware theft
• Australian universities shift focus to robots, VR and cyber
• Conroy calls for NBN Co's Switkowski to resign
• How Airbnb is making its data more reliable
• FBI recommends no charges over Clinton emails
• EU proposes stricter rules on Bitcoin in terrorism fight
• SA could install legacy software at new Adelaide hospital
• ConocoPhillips defers IT spend with Hadoop, cloud
• Lenovo hunts BIOS backdoor bandits
• Demand already outstrips supply for Pawsey supercomputers
• Goodbye, PCs. You just can't be secured
• Victoria hands NTT Data $700m Myki deal
• How data is helping NSW's insurance watchdog flag dodgy compo claims
• Alleged celebrity iCloud hacker to plead guilty
• Design flaw breaks Android storage encryption
• Deloitte's enterprise AI strategy rethink
• Why EY is bridging relational and AI thinking
• PwC Australia tackles new wave of enterprise AI
• Inside KPMG's mysterious AI-focused business unit
• Australia's audit firms race to own enterprise AI
• Aurizon tech chief quits in restructure
• Qantas CIO quits
• Defence puts new deals to market in $1bn ERP overhaul
• South Australia's property settlements go online
• Telstra buys Readify
• BMW teams up with Intel, Mobileye for driverless car tech
• Lenovo ThinkPad zero-day bypasses Windows security
• The juiciest opportunities from Vocus' $861m Nextgen buy
• Sophos and Cylance in public fight over cheating
• TeleChoice forced to compensate customers over 2014 data breach
• Core banking overhaul still off the agenda at ANZ Bank
• French bank rolls out blockchain for ID verification
• US probes fatal crash in Tesla set to driverless mode
• Oracle ordered to pay HP $4bn in Itanium server suit
• Google's new Android version is called Nougat
• ANZ Bank open sources Sysl modelling language