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• Human Services finally finds its new CIO
• McGrath Estate Agents hammers out new IT services deal with Data#3
• Govt begins myGovID digital identity trial
• NBN Co staff reap $42.7m in bonus payments
• ANZ reveals $1.5bn software purge
• Apple fixes remote crash vulnerability in macOS and iOS versions
• Telstra cloud outage hits enterprise users, websites
• Microsoft 365 suffers lengthy outage after 'changes'
• Newcastle dental students practice with VR needles to spare patients pain
• Rio Tinto stands up digital experiment lab in Brisbane
• Mastercard complies, now storing payments data locally in India
• China bolsters VPN blocks ahead of major trade, internet shows
• EU kicks off 100 qubit quantum computer build
• Apple spruces up Macs, iPad Pros and raises prices
• NSW Police finds its first ever CISO
• NBN Co will have to face any 5G substitution threat itself
• Australia’s cyber spy chief slams corporates contemplating "hacking back"
• Village Roadshow launches digital payments overhaul
• Vic Health IT scores $80m budget bump thanks to agile wins
• Australia's data breach numbers steady at 245 in three months
• Why Microsoft's new militarism is really aimed at Google
• Fleet Space Tech to launch two commercial CubeSats
• Federal Parliament to get new five-year digital strategy before Xmas
• NBN Co open for enterprise business
• Red Hat counter offer may be on the cards
• Britain bites FANGs with new 'Digital Services Tax'
• Vision Australia revamps contact centre software for blind staff
• Keenan says myGovID pilot is coming, now with sensitivity
• NSW reveals cyber security exchange with India
• Microsoft points AU govt customers to reserved instances
• QLD to create AI hub to fill skills gap
• Why IBM’s Red Hat buy is a sign it knows its own weakness
• Dept of Jobs and SmallBiz prepares for 2020 core app update
• Microsoft overtakes Amazon as second most valuable U.S. company
• Mirai botnet hacker ordered to pay US$8.6 million in damages
• IBM buys Red Hat in US$34bn straight cash deal
• Apple's secret banking play hits a privacy pothole
• Microsoft trials sandboxed Windows Defender AV
• Sweeter Banana Co-op slips up on Sky Muster
• China systematically hijacks internet traffic: researchers
• Telstra wins delay for business copper migration to NBN
• Merch wars: why free socks are walking all over t-shirts
• British Airways says a further 185k payment cards possibly hit in cyber attack
• UPS gears up for heavy-duty eBike delivery
• Ricoh taps Oracle to clean up business processes
• Dept of Environment and Energy to bring IT back in-house
• ANZ drives visibility into its financial advice business
• Australia Post to run more robot trials
• Finance worried TPG-Vodafone will dull 5G auction price
• American Express follows Visa to cull online merchants storing credit cards
• Video links save NSW jails $460k, but could be doing harm
• Queensland takes to digital driver's licences
• Cathay Pacific breach leaks up to 9.4m passengers' data
• REA Group finds 'ludicrous mode' for Salesforce development
• Apple boss takes aim at 'weaponisation' of customer data
• Labor supports site blocking law expansion
• Optus runs into problems trying to share mobile towers
• Curtin University names Gartner MVP as CIO
• Cyber fears trigger Australian Electoral Commission core systems rebuild
• NBN Co to spend $80m on DOCSIS 3.1 upgrade
• Real-time social media location data used to predict crime
• NBN Co won't contemplate Telstra's $20 price cut demand
• Dyson chooses Singapore over Britain to build electric car
• Facebook launches searchable database for US political ad spending
• Microsoft releases un-deployable Exchange Server 2019
• Domino's Pizza settles four-year GPS stoush
• Telstra's pitch to buy NBN leads to valuation row
• ASX positions to become a PaaS vendor
• Banks need mandatory cyber security tests says RBA, EU Central Bank
• DTA casts doubt over blockchain for govt use
• Seven West snatches tech chief from Fairfax
• Space institute lifts off at ANU
• NAB pits Azure and AWS in public cloud push
• Super Micro to review hardware for malicious chips
• Audi's electric SUV delayed by software bug
• ANZ CEO says robots can't replace bankers
• Vic Triple Zero agency welcomes new CIO
• Github website down due to data storage issue
• Parliament IT outage caused by DNS failure
• Bankwest savaged by NEXTDC's Scroggie as "aggressive" and "appalling"
• Telstra overlooked card failure that led to Triple Zero outage
• St. George backs digital push to revive local manufacturing
• Westpac CIO Curran warns ‘Big Tech’ is out of step
• Chemist Warehouse chases full application portability
• Apple CEO urges Bloomberg to retract China spy chip story
• Cisco wants option to contest decryption notices in court
• Nestlé draws consumer consent out from system silos
• Finance reveals fresh APS-wide digitisation push
• Facebook tentatively concludes spammers were behind recent data breach - WSJ
• Australia's encryption-busting bill also after PINs, passwords
• Apple pens date for expected Mac updates
• SAP raises guidance as cloud transformation gathers pace
• Fearing election hacking, EU leaders to ready sanctions
• My Health Record inquiry backs away from return to opt-in
• DTA attacks China-style social credit claims about Govpass digital identity
• Telstra could lose $220m cancer register contract
• Chemist Warehouse could create an internet of medicine
• Xero’s DevOps drive zeros in on twice-daily updates
• All Victorian highway patrols to get auto number plate recognition
• Govt to beef up website blocking laws
• NSW govt CIO lays out 'next level' digital vision
• Hackers launch malware attacks on energy and transport companies
• Apple launches GDPR-style privacy tools for users
• NPP opens API sandpit for independents to play
• Origin Energy becomes an NBN service provider
• RMIT touts data smarts with new munch and crunch centre
• Optus faces $10m fine, pays millions in refunds
• IBM revenue misses as z14 sales slow
• BOM crowdsources weather data to track and predict storms
• Telstra says it could buy NBN when sold
• Virtual graphics cards create critical VMware risk
• Visa to stop Australian online merchants from storing credit card numbers
• KPMG ditches leases, dashes to device-as-a-service
• Cisco says WebEx is totally fixed now (except for two problems)
• NATO cyber command grapples with attack rules
• Uber IPO proposals value company at $120 billlion
• Github trials Docker-based Actions workflow automation
• Telcos laud a quarter of lower complaints
• IBM puts tactical cybersecurity centre into a truck
• NSW keys blockchain for mandatory eConveyancing
• Telstra CEO demands $20 a month NBN price cut
• Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dead at 65
• Telstra pins its financial woes on government
• Rio Tinto runs 34 robot trains a day
• Mozilla warns decryption laws will break open source
• EU seeks hacker asset freeze powers
• Rivals ARM and Intel team to secure Internet of Things
• Sensis ditches all on-prem infrastructure in three-year cloud push
• Urbis files plans for Brisbane data centre build
• BI-trained execs dip into data lake at cargo company LINX
• US military weapons systems found to have vulnerabilities
• ACCC worries hyperscalers' big data troves reinvent competition woes
• SEEK quadruples click-through rate with user analytics
• Telcos want exemption from emergency fuel rationing
• Five Eyes alliance asks friends to help counter China, Russia
• EU green-lights Broadcom's CA buy
• IBM brings elastic licensing to mainframes
• AWS Sydney data centre locations leaked
• Apple says decryption should 'alarm every Australian'
• Cisco says crypto bill will create backdoors
• Hackers stole details of 29 million users in Facebook breach
• Senate inquiry signs off My Health Record's new private parts
• NSW Family Services staff given IT veto during transformation
• ANZ Share Investing site still buggy after three weeks
• ATO issues third scam watch alert in four months
• iTnews survives autonomous bus ride
• MIT 'net policy wonks say decryption bill is unworkable
• Microsoft licences patents in open source U-turn
• Home Affairs says crypto-busting preferable to buying greyhat cracks
• Rail operator Aurizon’s IoT push helps save $380m in 3 years
• Optus snaps up infosec firm Hivint
• Don't bother with blockchain: databases or email may be better
• NBN Co says fibre-to-the-curb build is more complex than it hoped
• Google's G Suite adds threat alerts
• Leidos lands another $119m for ATO's end user computing
• TGA to update regulation for health apps
• Alibaba Cloud joins NextDC's cloud portfolio
• Huawei unveils new AI chips for cloud servers
• WhatsApp fixes video call security bug
• NBN Co explores 'FTTN in a box' for emergency network fixes
• Australian Antarctic Division launches virtual space station
• Bendigo uses garbage trucks to improve IoT network
• Flight Centre tech team apologised for doubting power of ITSM
• Salesforce, Kaspersky mobilise against Australia's decryption bill
• Microsoft fixes Window 10 file deletion issue
• Australia's intelligence overseer frets decryption abuse
• Comms Minister Fifield flags interest in GDPR-like laws
• NEXTDC battle scars saw it get SaaS right at third attempt
• EU privacy chief expects first round of GDPR fines this year
• Melbourne Uni to lead medical AI research centre
• ALP calls for crypto law debate to slow, for years if needed
• Intel releases first Meltdown-and-Spectre-proof CPUs
• AMP adds trust to data flowing into its cloudy lake
• Google Cloud product lead bails, explains why it lags AWS and Azure
• Attorney-General's department to trial new secure sharing platform
• CBA, Data61 build prototype app for blockchain-based NDIS payments
• How Woolworths landed in 'really bad shape' with Salesforce
• Qld starts building new electoral IT system
• Google+ social network killed after data leak bug found
• Big Dell investor to vote down re-float plan
• MYOB receives $2.2 billion acquisition offer
• Inabox sold to MNF Group for up to $33.5 million
• NextDC to retake its data centre buildings
• NSW Police restarts core system overhaul
• Flight Centre jolts 'Frankenstein' Salesforce into new life
• AI to translate 700 Victorian medicos
• US, UK authorities hose down server supply chain hack claim
• Microsoft pulls file-burying Win10 October Update
• ANZ share trading enters third week of trouble
• Coles to automate distribution centres
• Cisco automatically deleted VMs hosting WebEx Teams
• ASIC creates fintech ties with US, Luxembourg
• 'Malicious chips' turn spotlight on supply chain security
• Apple Business Chat launches in Australia
• Melbourne residents warned about bitcoin scam
• Melanoma Institute Australia creates secure workspace
• Federal govt unveils future transport tech office
• Defence's mega IT services panel quadruples in size
• Aussie Broadband sets $55 floor for NBN internet charges
• QUT CIO Judy Stokker to retire
• Jetstar spins up new data lake and analytics in AWS
• NSW Health plots statewide IaaS networking shift
• Cloudera and Hortonworks in $7.3bn merger
• TransGrid taps HCL as latest IT outsourcer
• Vocus against Telstra plan for copper migration delay
• NBN Co warns users about rising congestion
• Dell exploring IPO option if tracking stock bid fails
• Tardy Cisco could confuse Office 365
• ANZ slashes mainframe bill with CPU monitoring
• Windows 10 October 2018 update starts rolling out
• Cisco's WebEx Teams still wobbling, a week after wipeout
• Facebook says hackers did not use stolen logins on third-party sites
• BMW says rivals interested in joining forces on self-driving cars
• DTA to rethink myGov
• The iTnews Benchmark Awards return
• Ego Pharmaceuticals plans Salesforce rebuild
• Ryobi gets to know its A/NZ customers
• University of Canberra predicts students' study progress
• Tesco Bank fined $29.5m over 2016 cyber attack
• Damaged SMW3 cable brought back online
• Tesla shares jump after Musk settles with SEC
• Rio Tinto to make 34 more trucks autonomous
• Telstra promises to quickly weed out work "obstacles"