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• Uber fires self-driving car chief at centre of Waymo court case
• ANZ Bank taps ex-IBM CIO Jeff Smith for agile advice
• Woodside uses big data to boost plant production
• Qantas hires new CTO
• NBN Co left holding $1m damage bill
• Further remote vulnerabilities found in Windows Defender
• Android creator unveils new phone
• Shadow Brokers says it will release more exploits in July
• Few users go through with expensive NBN tech switches
• Barely any progress made on Australia's cyber security strategy
• NAB puts cash into Canadian cloud firm Wave
• Qld Health replaces firewall after WannaCry patch bungle
• iTnews Career Accelerator Workshop
• ATO reveals cause of SAN failure
• Victoria to explore blockchain across state economy
• ARM releases new chip designs aimed at AI, machine learning
• Origin Energy CIO returns to Capgemini
• British Airways vows 'never again' after damaging IT collapse
• China to implement controversial cyber security law
• The NSW govt wants to replace its core iVote software
• ATO promises Plutus IT contractors won't be penalised
• Qld's 'new' analytics office is an expanded CITEC function
• Intel Australia boss Kate Burleigh quits
• Cathay Pacific sets go-live for global SAP overhaul
• ASG wants to buy SMS M&T out from DWS
• Payment data stolen in Chipotle breach
• How insourcing saved Immigration $1.9m in data storage costs
• Global IT meltdown causes chaos for British Airways
• AirTrunk staffs up for Sydney, Melbourne hyperscale data centres
• ASIC looks to expand regtech initiatives
• IBM opens fourth Australian data centre
• ACCC confirms broadband tax can be passed on to users
• Samba patches remotely exploitable security hole
• NBN Co defends fixed wireless and SC0 growth
• NBN Co promises more FTTC
• NBN Co may lift Sky Muster's fair use limit
• IoT start-up backed by Vocus, Amcom founders
• NBN footprint to shrink by six figures
• Tasmania puts $67m towards improving IT
• How AMP got infosec response down from 12 weeks to one
• ANZ Bank looks to DIY tech under Maile Carnegie
• Turnbull to spend $131m linking up govt datasets
• Bogus anti-WannaCry apps appear in Google Play
• CASA releases safe drone flying app
• Number of homes in NBN limbo balloons
• Bitcoin soars above $3196 to all-time high
• AGL CIO gets a promotion
• Guidelines for Australian driverless vehicle trials released
• How WA govt plans to get to zero data centres
• Vic Health tackles infosec after pathology malware infection
• Aussie researchers want to use your walk to authenticate you
• Apple, Nokia resolve patent dispute with partnership
• Huawei leaps into PC market
• Target US pays $25m to states to settle data breach
• Wanted: two deputies to lead Immigration's visa systems reform
• Lufthansa delays chatbot's responses to make it more 'human'
• Customs may have breached data access laws
• The DTA has a half-billion dollar watchlist of IT projects
• New malware worm spreads using leaked NSA exploits
• TechOne lost $2m in six months from Brisbane council beef
• NSW charts three-step path to digital dominance
• Human Services casts doubt on Watson
• Australian SKA telescope finds ancient radio signal
• Hackers hit Russian bank customers
• Telstra exchange fire downs services in Adelaide
• Pollies' leaked phone numbers were downloaded almost 1000 times
• ACMA reshaping underway as govt weighs in
• Passport system fail causes big delays at Australia, NZ airports
• Windows 7 machines most impacted by WannaCrypt
• The North Korean cyber warfare cell that worries the West
• NASA plans emergency space walk to fix broken PC
• MyGov gets a makeover
• Fairfax Media shifts expenses into Concur
• Plutus Payroll founder arrested in ATO fraud sting
• APT3 hackers who stole ASIO blueprints linked to Chinese govt
• ARM's brain implant chips will fight paralysis
• US FCC votes to advance repeal of Obama-era internet rules
• Australia Post bolts digital ID service onto DTA platform
• Centrelink targeting $980m from data matching expansion
• Hacker stole Zomato passwords to force bug bounty
• NCI replaces end-of-life Lustre file system to boost storage
• Facebook fined $164m over misleading WhatsApp data
• Why Ford switched to a big-bang approach for spare parts system
• US cyber bill would make NSA report zero-days to govt
• Govt likely to open face verification system to private sector
• Qld public servants told not to 'peek' at personal data
• OAIC forces Australian govt into a data privacy code
• Euro astronauts could replace laptops with AR headsets
• Optus' full-year net profit fell 12 percent
• Cisco will cut 1100 more jobs
• Qualcomm sues four Apple manufacturers
• Google puts digital assistant on iPhone
• DFAT is building its own facial recognition system
• NBN Co to give 8 percent of new premises FTTN
• Telstra blackspot towers will host few rival antennas
• Finding security holes in WA govt through open source intel
• NHS slapped for sharing patient data with Google's DeepMind
• HP pushes out second keylogger patch
• Woodside Energy wants a data chief
• Shadow Brokers threatens to release more exploits
• SAP backs its PaaS onto three public clouds
• NBN, Vodafone contractor goes under owing millions
• Bigger than WannaCrypt, attackers use same NSA exploits to mine cryptocurrency
• Breached DocuSign database behind massive phishing campaign
• Uber must return stolen Waymo files
• Researcher who halted WannaCrypt wins $13k bug bounty
• Australia could ban laptops on international flights
• More than 100 Aussie orgs vulnerable to WannaCrypt
• New WannaCrypt variants emerge
• Spread of WannaCrypt ransomware slows
• The Gap Inc shifts cloud model to hybrid
• Twelve Australian businesses hit by WannaCrypt
• Western Digital tries to block sale of Toshiba's chip unit
• Fiat Chrysler recalls 1.25m trucks over software error
• Govts must report vulnerabilities to vendors: Microsoft
• UBank launches AI robot for home loan applications
• WannaCrypt ransomware: what you need to know
• Immigration reveals massive ten-year IT shake-up
• Microsoft releases WannaCrypt patch for Windows XP, Server 2003
• British hospitals, Telefonica hit by ransomware with NSA exploit
• Spotlight on IT infrastructure and operations
• QPS officer stood down over database snooping
• ABC anoints first chief digital and information officer
• Victoria dismantles privacy commission
• Telstra admits thousands of NBN users were shafted on speeds
• HP notebooks shipped with keylogging audio driver
• Data centre fire strikes UniSuper
• Trump signs cyber security executive order
• US intel chiefs are reviewing use of Kaspersky software
• The Qld govt is headed towards another payroll disaster
• Telstra begins temporary restoration after Parklea fire
• NBN Co betting on business to boost ARPU
• SAP seeks $817m from Stella Artois brewer in license dispute
• The new IoT bot Persirai is like Mirai, but worse
• Complaints about telcos skyrocketed at the end of last year
• Plutus promises IT contractor wages will be unfrozen within days
• US likely to expand airline laptop ban to Europe
• Telstra lifts lid on robotic software deployments
• How does government get away from 'black swan' IT projects?
• Microsoft plugs zero-days exploited by cyber spies
• Senate committee wants much stricter drone flying rules
• Snowden wants ethics put back into system design
• Aussie truckies want ATSB to investigate driverless car crashes
• Apple tops $800bn market cap for first time
• Bank of Queensland scouts for cyber security head
• We are not Russian spies: Kaspersky
• Budget 2017
• All the tech in the 2017-18 federal budget
• Govt finally ditches double taxation on Bitcoin
• Big bucks for Immigration to build biometric and risk systems
• Aussie banks forced to open up customer data
• BoM gets cash to upgrade IT security after hack
• Every Australian will now get an automatic e-health record
• Govt opens wallet to keep Medicare payments system in house
• Telstra hit by Parklea exchange fire
• HPE tells Nutanix 'we're not partners' in software scrap
• Microsoft plugs critical remote exploit in anti-malware
• Sky TV NZ creates hybrid OpenStack-AWS environment
• Bank heists via SS7 are bad news for telcos
• Adobe blames US exchange rate for big Aussie price hikes
• US comms regulator hit by DDoS after net neutrality backflip
• Productivity Commission sets aggressive timeline for Aussie data reform
• ACT running core IT on unsupported operating systems
• AFP gets big funding boost for more biometric, digital cops
• Govt to introduce legislation for broadband tax
• ABS poaches tax IT exec as new CIO
• China to tighten its internet controls further
• ATO accused of freezing Plutus Payroll's bank account
• Westpac's $600m wealth systems overhaul is nearly complete
• Intel system management security hole worse than feared
• Ten-hour ME Bank outage downs online banking, call centre
• Immigration blames Customs merger for cyber security fail
• NBN Co to 'mature' its security architecture
• Amaysim puts speeds at centre of NBN play
• Known SS7 flaw used to drain bank accounts
• Uber faces criminal probe over 'Greyball' software
• Telstra to keep its regional mobile dominance
• Confusion reigns over whether Aussie VPNs must keep user metadata
• Germany challenges Russia over alleged cyber attacks
• Google to pay $453m to settle Italian tax dispute
• ATO, Immigration left with $417k device replacement bills
• Accenture to build NSW Police COPS proof-of-concept
• Curtin Uni joins smart campus brigade
• CBA expands central data science team by 50 percent
• Waymo has 'no smoking gun' in Uber self-driving car case
• Apple to create $1bn US advanced manufacturing fund
• NBN Co replaces more FTTN with FTTC
• Massive Google Docs phishing attack hits Gmail users
• Labor pledges a tech, science 457 visa
• Vocus says it can keep ASC cable project afloat
• Why Vocus' share price has crashed
• Optus snares Telstra exec to lead wholesale division
• Sabre investigating hack of user payments
• NSW Police charge three men with $1.5m tap-and-go fraud
• Microsoft debuts locked-down Windows 10 S
• Apple's iPhone sales take surprising fall
• Bitcoin soars to all-time high
• Vocus will miss its revenue target by $100 million
• Vic govt to deploy software to protect citizen data
• Brisbane gives TechOne 28 days to prove its worth
• Vic govt stakes claim to smart connectivity
• Telstra pushes to fly drones beyond line of sight
• Watch out IT admins: you're a hacker's new target
• NT will spend $45m to replace creaky police system
• Bogged 4WD behind 19-hour NT internet outage
• NBN Co reshuffle sees CTO replaced
• Contractors go unpaid as Aussie payroll provider stops operating
• Telstra centralises tech, product dev under new Labs
• ANZ to make the whole bank agile
• Mass staff exit from IBM Australia in 2016
• Trump signs executive order to modernise US govt IT
• SAN outages put dent in ATO's cybersecurity
• DTA gives itself 'fail' mark for digital marketplace
• Australian govt sends first test e-invoice
• NBN Co pushes PoI redundancy back to 2018
• Huawei under fire for 'cutting corners' with phone chips
• NT boosts budget of 'largest-ever' IT reform to $259m
• NSA ends warrantless spying on US digital comms
• IBM shipped malware on USB sticks