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• Ziggy wins second term as NBN chair
• ASG set for $350 million Japanese takeover
• REA Group swaps out 'freebie' ERP to support growth ambitions
• Microsoft merges Research, Bing and Cortana into new AI unit
• Vodafone to kill 2G network
• Salesforce tries to block Microsoft, LinkedIn merger
• Telstra axes 300 more jobs
• Google brings Cloud Platform to Sydney
• Security firm disputes Yahoo claim hack was state-sponsored
• Brandis says white hats will be exempt from data law changes
• Relaxed CASA drone rules come into effect
• Ex-CBA IT exec charged with fraud in the US
• Health pulls Medicare dataset after breach of doctor details
• Telstra grilled over security of cancer register data
• Apache unleashes Spot, the open source cyber security project
• Deloitte partners with Apple to push iOS into the enterprise
• BlackBerry exits smartphone making with outsourcing plan
• Pilgrim permanently appointed Information Commissioner
• Govt will make it a crime to re-identify anonymised data
• Deakin Uni to replace aged finance system with younger model
• WA police database breaches skyrocket
• NBN Co dumps Optus HFC for FTTdp
• ASX shareholders are worried about blockchain security
• Former OAIC chief gets green light to sue newspaper
• ASX promises to bolster systems after 'unprecedented' outage
• Salesforce targets Aussie diggers in IT recruitment drive
• Microsoft folds Yammer into Office 365 Groups
• Melbourne Uni reshuffles digital, data leadership
• Facebook ordered to delete WhatsApp user data in Germany
• Queensland Police appoints 'visionary' chief digital officer
• NSW MPs want 'visually distinctive' driverless cars
• Is the internet of things the new DDoS attack weapon?
• Energy Australia's 'spiderweb' systems problem
• Apple OS X machines targeted by new Komplex Trojan
• Qld Uni restructure could spill 50 IT roles
• US regulators accuse Palantir of discriminating against Asians
• Rio Tinto scales up cyber security
• How Stephen Elop plans to help Telstra transform
• Renault-Nissan teams with Microsoft for connected cars
• OpenSSL security patches created critical vulnerability
• NSW govt looks beyond jammers to block phones in jails
• IBM, China UnionPay complete blockchain pilot
• Apple iOS 10 backup security can be easily cracked
• Vodafail returns with seven-hour Vodafone outage
• ABS claims IBM's botched geoblocking failed the Census
• Griffith Uni to rework HPC operations
• Yahoo sued over 2014 mega hack
• Aussie IoT firms get a fail mark for privacy
• Committee wants heads to roll over WA Health contracts saga
• Failover fumble behind ASX Trade outages
• Telstra to expand field tech workforce by 1000
• 'World's largest' DDoS sees infosec journo's site taken down
• MNF tries to reverse 'sub-scale' NBN reach
• Stockland tackles core systems replacement
• Probe of NSA hacking tools leak points to an own goal
• OpenSSL patches high-severity vulnerability
• Telstra's dedicated emergency services channel goes live
• Yahoo confirms mega user account data breach
• WA govt urged to give CIO office what it needs
• ANZ Bank takes corporate systems to the cloud
• US could demand 'black box'-style crash recording in driverless cars
• Crims place booby-trapped USB drives in letter boxes
• Vocus' Nextgen buyout cleared by ACCC
• Three ISPs take 83 percent of NBN market
• Telstra deepens Microsoft partnership
• HSBC's global ERP overhaul is its first cloud play
• Central Queensland Uni CIO to retire after 10 years
• Aussie quantum computing fund expected to hit $100m
• Tesla patches remote attack vulnerability
• BHP Billiton creates collision avoidance tech pilots
• Telstra showcases 5G in live trial
• NAB nears finish line in core banking overhaul
• Apple ships final version of macOS Sierra
• Telstra to bring in 'customer CTO'
• CBA's need for speed
• Global cyber standards aren't enough to secure central banks
• ASX asks traders for blockchain feedback
• iiNet boosts TPG growth
• Qantas adopts Workday in cloud HR overhaul
• Photos: $93m Sydney to NZ undersea cable
• Google's Indonesian tax bill could top $530 million
• Hardware failure behind ASX Trade outages
• Cisco warns of another 'Shadow Brokers' leaked zero-day
• Salesforce brings Einstein to enterprise AI race
• Oracle starts price war with AWS to close the gap
• CIO job up for grabs at WA's biggest employer
• Telstra 'may' cut 53 wideband designers
• NSW Treasury CIO sets IT vendor wishlist
• Glitches delay ASX, Chi-X trading
• Google Play spyware apps target business travellers
• Bank of England settlement system to support blockchain
• NSW's first-ever CIDO maps out priorities
• Northern Territory cops get body worn video
• ATO goes after two new multi-national tax avoidance tricks
• Stephen Conroy quits the Senate
• Telstra signals analytics boost for security ops centre
• Chrome OS adds enterprise identity verification
• Central banks seek global cyber standards after Bangladesh heist
• Worley Parsons restructures IT, sends control to US
• Indonesia to investigate Google over taxes
• NSW's 'father of GovDC' makes his exit
• Telstra's $178m cancer register deal under attack
• CSIRO lays groundwork for Magnus supercomputer replacement
• Origin Energy brings cloud back into IT
• Finance takes first steps towards central shared services regime
• Australia to take global lead on blockchain standards
• Global outage hits Google for Work users
• Griffith Uni lays out path to the cloud
• Call for papers: Cloud and data centre summit
• Adobe patches 27 critical Flash Player vulnerabilities
• GPs failing to regularly upload e-health records
• Cloud and DC Edge
• NSW's plan to banish IT failures for good
• HPE Australia boss to depart
• Programming error forces CBA to write off millions in overdrafts
• Govt denies plans to block retail sites that don't pay GST
• Apple's iOS 10 update bricks devices
• Russia accused of hacking world anti-doping agency
• AGL lifts lid on planned ERP replacement
• Superloop to buy out BigAir
• NSW agencies to buy through DTO's digital marketplace
• Did Intel mishandle McAfee?
• Tasmania Uni turns to the market to plug IT skills gap
• Domain tinkers with bots
• Vodafone buys MVNO partner
• Sydney public transport users offered complaints app
• HP buys Samsung's printer business for $1.4 billion
• How Worley Parsons slashed its IT costs
• Anonymous bots could DDoS US emergency call network
• WA picks three 'GovNext' IT infrastructure providers
• Australia's cyber spooks to outsource support, dev
• Bega Cheese chases single ERP
• Telstra activates IPv6 addressing for mobile network
• Domino's picks Aussie start-up to overhaul workforce management
• Libs propose new NBN committee led by govt MP
• How Seek's dev team hit 400 new deployments a month
• Samsung Australia restocks Galaxy Note 7 after battery problems
• Elon Musk labels SpaceX blast 'difficult, complex failure'
• Fire tests blow bank data centre offline
• Inside Macquarie Bank's big digital ambitions
• Top EU court rules hyperlinks can infringe copyright
• Slew of Xen bugs leave hosts vulnerable to guest abuse
• Linfox to tap into Monash Uni's technology tools
• CBA, Barclays users can now transfer funds with just a phone number
• US govt names first-ever CISO
• Chrome to start shaming HTTP sites
• Embedding DevOps at the ASX
• US feds arrest two for spy bosses account hacks
• Big NetSuite shareholder fights sale to Oracle
• ATO presses for govt-wide data storage
• Costs to fix Canada's IBM payroll debacle soar past savings
• ANZ Bank gives technology direct line into CEO
• Plug'n'play USB attack steals locked Windows creds
• HPE sells software unit to Micro Focus for $11 billion
• Apple unveils the iPhone 7
• Intel to spin off McAfee, sell majority stake
• NBN Co beefs up cyber security offense
• Sydney Uni to rationalise core learning platforms
• Canberra gas provider fails to keep pace with new billing system
• Telstra wants 120 network staff to put their hand up for redundancy
• Govt sinks $500m into electronic wargames lab
• Aruba products contain compromised HTTPS certificate
• ASIC to build new team for data analytics overhaul
• Woolies' NZ supermarkets to elevate role of IT
• Hong Kong plans 'sandbox' for fintech regulation
• British Airways system glitch causes global flight delays
• Australia still has a way to go to become an infosec world leader
• NSW govt rejects legal remedies for invasions of privacy
• Aurecon hires former Newcrest IT exec as CIO
• Macquarie Uni asks the market to deliver core IT overhaul
• NextDC to build second Sydney data centre
• HSBC lets customers use selfies to open new accounts
• Pokémon-inspired rootkit attacks Linux systems
• DTO poaches Treasury CIO
• Sophos antivirus gaffe locks out Windows users
• Govt knew NDIS IT system wasn't ready at go-live
• AGD finally opens wallet for data retention
• Govt queries future of telco market abuse rules
• Adelaide to trial smartphone payments for public transport
• Spacecom wants $66m or a free flight after SpaceX explosion
• Tech giants back Microsoft's gag order lawsuit
• Telstra could be forced to open up regional mobile network
• Ireland joins Apple in EU tax ruling appeal
• Westpac takes first steps in cloud infrastructure reform
• Are you the next Australian CIO of the year?
• Samsung recalls flagship Galaxy Note 7 after battery fires
• Southern Cross Cable plots new trans-Pacific route
• Spotlight on CIO Strategies
• Google shelves plan for modular smartphone
• Coverage, oversight flaws found in mobile blackspot program
• Inside GHD's drive to embrace data science
• Insecure Redis caches abused for Linux server attacks
• Apple to cull crap apps from App Store
• OS X patched against 'Pegasus' spyware exploits
• Hacker 'Guccifer' sentenced to 52 months in US prison
• HP Enterprise in talks to sell software unit to Thoma Bravo
• Launch pad explosion destroys Musk's SpaceX rocket
• How free food brought down Guzman Y Gomez
• MPs urge govt to dump Census non-completion fines
• Google tries to end browser privacy violation lawsuit
• Govt commits 100 extra workers to fix NDIS IT bugs
• Why News Corp loves open source
• Exploding battery reports delay new Galaxy Notes
• QUU nabs Brisbane Airport exec as CIO
• Genesys to buy Interactive Intelligence for $2 billion
• Dropbox hack affected 68 million accounts