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• Why selling NBN like it's ADSL makes no sense
• Bankwest has built its own wearable payments tech
• NBN Co warns limbo premises to peak at 400k
• Macquarie Telecom plots new Sydney data centre
• Victoria to expand digital radio network
• NBN Co raises expected FTTC cost to $2900
• DHS investigates Fujitsu, UXC subcontractors for fraud
• Microsoft and Amazon hook up their virtual assistants
• APNIC backs resilience feature for global domain name system
• Agencies must 'wear the risk' of outsourcing: MacGibbon
• NBN Co sees huge rise in users wanting out of FTTN
• NBN Co rejects Telstra plan to sell $5bn future revenue
• Billabong restructures e-commerce overhaul after NetSuite misstep
• Massive spambot captures 711 million email addresses
• Telstra's NSW users suffer internet problems
• Aussie internet pain after Asian subsea cables cut
• Uber to end post-trip tracking of riders
• Why two young Aussie hackers want your money
• Hackers to compete in Australia's first defence cyber challenge
• Future of the WA GCIO remains uncertain
• Accenture joins IBM, Deloitte in Apple's enterprise club
• Pricing revealed for VMware Cloud on AWS
• TPG ramps up mobile site acquisition
• Victoria appoints first information commissioner
• Challenger ISPs scrap for tiny NBN market share
• Ex-Brisbane council CIO lands at NSW FACS
• Samsung chief Lee appeals against five-year jail term for bribery
• Telstra ditches third-party billing for subscriptions
• India and Pakistan hit by spy malware
• Inside the govt's quiet achiever IT transformation
• Tech giants take out big Android DDoS botnet
• VMware on AWS goes live
• Queensland govt stakes its claim to AI
• Microsoft releases Archive Blob Storage
• Amaysim's first NBN users buck trend for high-speed plans
• Shark-detecting drones to patrol Aussie beaches
• ATO touts voice biometrics success
• List of thousands of wide-open IoT devices leaked
• Samsung chief found guilty of corruption
• Victoria unveils first cyber security strategy
• Chinese national arrested over malware connected to OPM, Anthem hacks
• Apple to get $263m in incentives for building Iowa data centre
• DTA poaches BoM CIO
• Medibank moves on from difficult SAP overhaul
• Malware spreading through Facebook Messenger
• Finance revives plan to build whole-of-govt records platform
• QPS crime reporting app fails privacy, security audit
• Defence is building a system to control autonomous fleets
• Photos: Inside Telstra's Sydney security operations centre
• AIIA urges WA to improve digital service delivery
• ACCC broadband monitoring scheme has been flooded with applicants
• Former NSW uni IT manager pleads guilty to fraud
• ThoughtWorks snapped up by private equity firm
• Exploit vendor offers large bounties for messaging app 0days
• Samsung seeks to bury fiery past with Galaxy Note 8
• IBM data centre site may be bulldozed for apartments
• ANAO puts IT outsourcing deal up for grabs
• Teachers call for end of NAPLAN online
• Vocus sees NBN margins slip further behind ADSL
• How two 'crisis points' nearly undid Ausgrid's SAP Ariba overhaul
• Google touts Titan security chip to attract cloud clients
• Popular robots can be easily hacked to spy on, attack users
• Google mass-culls apps after malware found in Play Store
• Microsoft settles Aussie tax audit
• Govt caps IT contracts at $100m in tough new procurement stance
• ISPs promise to do better on NBN migrations
• CBA loans its humanoid robot to Air New Zealand
• Apple emerges unscathed from five-year ATO tax audit
• BHP turns to AI to guide exploration
• Finance opens pitches for MP expenses system
• LinkedIn exploit left millions exposed to malware
• AusPost is ditching free file storage, bill payments in MyPost
• NBN customers targeted by scammers
• Android 8.0 'Oreo' ready to roll
• Fujitsu declares Sydney SAN crash a 'major incident'
• OAIC investigating Flight Centre customer data leak
• Property owners blast '$1 or less' rents from telcos
• DTA opens whole-of-gov Microsoft deal to market
• ACCC tells ISPs to ditch maximum speed claims
• Brambles puts more money behind IoT venture
• Bidders drop out of race for Vocus
• Ukraine central bank warns of new cyber attack risk
• Infosys chief resigns after long-running feud with founders
• Trump elevates cyber command status to boost defence
• Airservices forced to defend tender process for $1bn OneSKY
• NBN Co to start DOCSIS 3.1 field trials in February
• Google gives Aussie Android users its Assistant
• NSW has a new IT projects watchdog
• The OAIC has started auditing Centrelink's robo-debt scheme
• Westpac sees big early savings from cloud shift
• Govt to include bitcoin in stronger money laundering rules
• Regional comms minister in dual citizen scandal
• IT consultant on trial for insider trading at bank
• Government buys into IoT network builder Thinxtra
• Telstra to launch low-cost mobile brand
• Govt's digital 'tech wrecks' to be scrutinised
• Vito Forte returns to CIO role
• Telstra plans to sell $5bn in future NBN revenue
• ASX completes replacement of 90's era trading tech
• QBE lauds 'promise' of data science
• Amaysim addresses 'tech cost' of growth spurt
• Samsung, Foxconn are backing cable-free phone tech
• Maersk's NotPetya losses could hit $378 million
• Is 'competitive federalism' driving Australia's digital govt revolution?
• NSW reveals trial site for Australia's first digital driver licence
• Aussie businesses targeted in spate of router attacks
• Cadbury to cut 50 jobs in automation drive
• Backdoor injected into NetSarang systems management software
• World's largest data centre to be built in Arctic Circle
• Royal Bank of Scotland to cut 880 IT jobs by 2020
• Chrome browser extensions hijacked
• Swinburne Uni picks Dell to build new supercomputer
• NBN Co may flip problem FTTN lines to different tech
• Why Westpac built an internal tech university
• LinkedIn can't block start-up from public profile data
• TechOne system would have wrongly billed ratepayers: BCC
• DHS hired Data61 three times to help fix its robo-debt program
• MalwareTech pleads not guilty to Kronos charges
• Senate passes controversial telco sector security bill
• Microsoft to launch Azure in Canberra in push for sensitive govt data
• NBN chief tells Vodafone to accept prices or walk
• Labor calls for inquiry into govt IT spend
• AFP is sharing a lot more telco data with other countries
• Meet Carl, Airtasker's category robot
• Immigration snaps up one-time gov.au lead
• HPE, NASA to send supercomputers into space
• NBN Co to "prioritise" enterprise orders
• Recently patched Flash Player sandbox leaks Windows creds
• Enterprise use of Uber app risks data leaks
• Southern Cross asks for quotes for new Pacific cable build
• 55 NBN lineworkers given the boot
• NBN Co reveals 54,000 FTTN users can't get over 25 Mbps
• NBN rivals weigh options to deal with broadband tax
• NBN CVC usage climbs as new discounts begin
• Microsoft releases high-end version of Windows 10 Pro
• Aussie domain registrars sued over alleged fake invoice scam
• Govt drops NBN tax bombshell
• Microsoft to release open source blockchain framework
• TPG revises reach of FTTB network
• Queensland's peak IT agency restructures CIO function
• Kaspersky to withdraw Microsoft antitrust complaints
• Aussie researchers find easy way to steal sensitive data via USB
• AGL reveals first trial results for bill shock app
• Intel to build autonomous car fleet
• Virgin Australia to put inflight wi-fi on local, international flights
• US researchers unveil battery-free mobile phone
• IBM claims neural network speed breakthrough
• Australia could get a single business register
• Delayed EPLIS rollout helps save SA pathology jobs - for now
• Sydney man gets suspended jail sentence for giving 8000 people free Foxtel
• Bevan Slattery unveils IT services marketplace
• CBA's IT spend was just shy of $2 billion
• IBM sues former CIO Jeff Smith over move to AWS
• The NDIA is unsure when its eMarketplace will be ready
• Microsoft patches first critical Linux on Windows bug
• Meet Australia's 'parliamentary friends of blockchain'
• CBA allegedly took two years to fully fix its IDM software error
• The AEC is building an app for enrolment, polling info
• Australian 5G field trial costs could be slashed
• IBM fined $98m for failing to modernise Indiana's welfare system
• Vocus turns to data science to know its customers
• Ships are turning back to radio to avoid cyber attack
• VPN provider accused of snooping
• AusPost signs CUA, QPS as first Digital ID customers
• ACT Health turns to analytics to cure performance woes
• Cuscal glitch sees Woolies shoppers charged twice
• NBN Co to start satellite multicast trials
• Cisco deletes Meraki customer data in config bungle
• Blood Service escapes penalties in data breach investigation
• Westpac puts $40m into zipMoney
• CBA blames coding error for alleged money laundering
• Bail for arrested UK researcher who stopped WannaCry
• DTA CEO seeks to mend damaged relations with agencies
• Tracing Telstra's future
• Australia's new digital health strategy has been approved
• NBN Co lures Nokia boss to CTO role
• Finance wants to automate its shared services hub
• SAN failure fast-tracks ATO's cloud shift
• Botnet builder gets almost four years in prison
• How Toshiba's sale of $18bn chip unit stalled
• WannaCry hero arrested over banking malware
• Govt CTO becomes Finance CIO
• Symantec sells TLS cert business to DigiCert
• CBA accused of aiding fraud with intelligent deposit machines
• Petya ransomware hits global corporate earnings
• Telstra clears last microwave links out of 4G band
• Oracle system woes put Suncorp's core overhaul on hold
• Two-year trial of driverless shuttle bus for Sydney
• Tasmania brings in first government CIO
• Rio Tinto flags major automation, big data expansion
• NBN Co says FTTC dreams thwarted by board, govt
• How ADHA is trying to secure GP clinics
• Hosting outages push pharmacy giant to AWS
• Roy Hill to deploy remote control bulldozers
• NBN Co looks to raise minimum broadband speeds
• Can schools' IT handle an online NAPLAN?
• Forked Bitcoin Cash off to volatile start
• Apple, Google remove hundreds of fraudulent trading apps
• Domain opens up property data for devs to play with
• WA firies pick Motorola for $7m CAD deal
• Vodafone halves loss in first half
• Why the ATO is hardening its API environment
• Govt steps in to stop NBN blame game
• NBN Co tests entry into emergency comms
• Vodafone says too hard to sell NBN 'quality'
• The ATO is slowly phasing out AUSkey
• Vodafone will offer 4G while customers wait for NBN
• Apple fails to kill lawsuit claiming it 'broke' FaceTime
• HBO hacked, 'Game of Thrones' script stolen