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• Defence adds $243m to cost of billion-dollar OneSKY overhaul
• ACT govt still running unsupported operating systems
• Intel releases Spectre fix for Broadwell, Haswell chips
• Tasmanian Labor commits to build govt services app
• Fairfax CIO departs, IT management restructured
• NBN Co completes testing of HFC network fixes
• Qld Police to deploy drone blockers at Commonwealth Games
• Aussies report $1.3m in losses from Bitcoin, Ethereum scams
• The moon is getting its own mobile phone network
• The OAIC will continue with a single chief
• WA Health in dire need of better IT investment: review
• IT supplier refunds student fees for botched doctor exam
• Netgear to refund customers over dodgy warranties
• Broadcom labels Qualcomm's price talks offer 'engagement theater'
• DTA loses cyber security expertise
• Turnbull signs up to 100Mbps NBN plan
• NBN Co pushes back crucial HFC status update
• Qld Health nears delivery of new ERP system
• Vodafone backs NBN to beat mobile in the home
• Apcera CIO tests over-reliance on tech
• NBN Co refuses to disclose cheapest FTTP connection costs
• Aussie law enforcement warns telcos of 5G, IPv6 data access 'burden'
• ICAC warns NSW govt to better screen new hires
• Internet providers face broadband marketing laws
• Telstra puts total 5G broadband reach at 1m premises
• Defence, Airservices finally sign $1.2bn contract for OneSKY
• Vocus CEO Geoff Horth exits
• Queensland to have new electoral system by 2019
• NBN Co tackles premises left behind with D-Lite
• Nokia brings back banana phone
• Samsung debuts Galaxy S9
• Dropbox files for IPO of up to $638 million
• Google Australia names new engineering lead
• RACP left waiting for system failure report by IT supplier
• Intel kept US infosec officials in the dark about chip flaws
• CBA denies extra allegations in ATM fraud case
• Driverless cars get Victorian go-ahead
• Laptops with 5G connectivity coming next year
• US arrests operator of shuttered bitcoin investment platform
• Elon Musk steps down from OpenAI board
• NBN Co has hundreds of active sites in '5G spectrum'
• CBA uses AI to make sense of regulations
• DTA adds cyber security to its $7bn govt watchlist
• ASIC eyes AI to crack down on dodgy financial practices
• Google helps enterprises pick business-grade Android devices
• Westfield to list its $194m tech start-up on the ASX
• Intel ships Spectre fix for newer chips
• NBN Co qualifies its 'further investment' in fixed wireless
• Broadcom trims Qualcomm offer to $149bn
• WA inquiry gives GovNext IT buying scheme tick of approval
• IAG creates permanent IT group exec
• CBA signs up to Samsung Pay
• Photos: Australia's IT leaders crowned at Benchmark Awards 2018
• Coles to expand click-to-collect nationally
• Tesla left its cloud servers open to cryptomining hackers
• ACT Health wins award for barcodes for blood
• Galactic win for Nine's 'revolutionary' TV audience tool
• SEED sprouts Benchmark award for NSW Planning
• Energy Australia architect named Australia's rising IT star
• Sydney Water wins Industrial award for customer hub
• Carsales scores gong for Cyclops image recognition tool
• Suncorp's AI for claims takes Benchmarks crown
• Australia Post's Digital ID named best federal govt IT project
• Deakin University wins award for AI assistant
• Deakin's Genie named Australia's top IT project
• ATO told to rework Amazon cloud contract
• SA govt pledges $35m fibre expansion to take on NBN Co
• Super Retail Group spends big on tech in digital play
• Australia's privacy commissioner to retire
• Apple fixes Telugu bug that crashed devices
• Vocus sees even less margin from its NBN users
• Telstra to pursue 'open telco' experiment
• NSW FACS promises to fix ChildStory IT platform
• Benchmark Awards 2018
• Trainee doctors forced to resit exam after 'technical fault'
• UN chief urges global rules for cyber warfare
• NBN Co told to expect new service standards
• WA's govt CIO departs amidst ongoing uncertainty
• NBN Co to invest in fixed wireless upgrade
• ANZ retires Grow, goMoney apps
• Qld follows feds with new biometrics sharing laws
• NCI to host one-stop shop for geoscience data
• HP recalls enterprise, consumer laptop batteries over fire risk
• Is consumer 3D printing over before it begins?
• Hackers stole $7.6m from Russian bank via SWIFT
• Intel hit with 32 lawsuits over Spectre, Meltdown
• Govt to ditch PKI certs for Medicare look-up system
• Coinbase users watch card fees drain bank accounts
• Webjet signs travel agencies onto blockchain
• Nine flaws discovered in Dell EMC's Isilon platform
• Aurora Energy loses third CIO in 18 months
• Thousands of FedEx user records exposed by unsecured S3 bucket
• Australia joins UK, US to blame Russia for NotPetya
• NBN Co fixes wireless when users go below 6Mbps peak
• Aussie tool could map pandemics, bioterrorist attacks
• Gig City fibre spreads across Adelaide
• WA Health restores CIO role
• Russian hacker gets 12-year US prison sentence
• Bulletproof board accepts AC3's $25m buyout offer
• Telstra delivers 85 percent of NBN speeds during peak
• NBN Co finally breaks out cost of FTTB
• Intel offers bounties for Meltdown, Spectre bug hunters
• NextDC offered its data centre buildings for $280m
• Finance hunts for new govCMS provider
• CBA blocks crypto coin buys on credit cards
• Major component of Australia's cancer register still without go-live
• Australia Singapore Cable prepares for start of main lays
• Woodside trials robotic inspectors for LNG plants
• Microsoft to launch Sydney start-up accelerator
• Microsoft tries again with Spectre fix for Windows
• Google brings fast-loading AMP tech to Gmail
• DVA seeks 'critical' funding to stave off IT disaster
• Councils yet to get NBN area switch over the line
• Sydney's inner west to get Uber-like public buses
• Melburnians launch campaign against Apple's Fed Square store
• Users furious over Vocus Sydney data centre outage
• Victoria, ACT forge ahead with real-time drug monitoring
• Google plans to 'host' a photos team in Australia
• Equifax hires Home Depot's CISO
• Australia's new payments platform goes live
• Jetstar unveils major rewrite of virtual assistant Jess
• NBN Co keeps deploying new HFC despite sales freeze
• How to opt out of Australia's e-health record scheme
• News Corp CDO resigns
• Microsoft ditches passwords in Windows 10 S test run
• NBN Co 'open' to alternative use of its 5G spectrum
• Critical Cisco flaw under active exploit
• Australian govt sites hijacked by crypto coin miner
• Winter Olympics suffers cyber attack
• NBN Co expects seven-fold growth in 50Mbps users by June
• Spotlight on finance and legal IT
• Waymo accepts $313m and Uber's 'regret' to settle self-driving car dispute
• MacTel loses fight to force change of Bulletproof bid rejection
• Banks told how much of their data can be opened
• Australian project to embed human rights in new technology
• Roy Hill shows interior of its remote ops centre
• SA govt targets rising cyber incidents in new strategy
• Telstra threatened with lawsuit over third-party billing cancellation
• Chrome will mark all HTTP sites 'not secure' from July
• Qualcomm rejects Broadcom's revised buyout offer
• Intel releases Spectre fix for Skylake CPUs only
• Nib looks at options to bring core into cloud
• Digital given greater clout in NSW govt
• WordPress update breaks future updates
• Qld picks supplier for state-wide pathology system overhaul
• Two software glitches take out power in Adelaide hospital surgeries
• AMP prepares to switch on Salesforce CRM
• NBN Co sees first major CVC increase
• Warner Bros chases Netflix with film streaming pilot
• DHS set to become govt's exclusive digital identity provider
• Uber CISO admits 'no justification' for hiding data breach
• US arrests 36 people in $677m cyber fraud takedown
• US bill would allow cross-border data access demands
• Yahoo7 to cut Australian tech jobs
• Govt seeks to enshrine national facial recognition system in law
• Govt asked to formally protect Uber, food delivery workers
• Carsales in global ERP, CRM overhaul
• NBN Co poaches Telstra business group exec
• CBA expecting $375m fine over ATM fraud scandal
• Bitcoin rebounds after dropping below US$6000
• NBN take-up dips as low as 39 percent
• Lenovo recalls flagship ThinkPad X1 Carbon over fire hazard
• NSW govt gets behind smart tech to avoid car crashes
• US charges two over ATM jackpotting
• Deutsche Telekom and Inmarsat create inflight wi-fi network
• Telstra, Vocus and TPG to trial NBN enterprise services
• Home Affairs plots a 'single digital window' for Australia's international trade
• Singapore Airlines to use blockchain for frequent flyer spending
• NBN Co's 5G spectrum price blown away at auction
• Accused FBI hacker Lauri Love wins appeal against extradition to US
• Broadcom sweetens Qualcomm bid in 'final offer'
• WA reveals single government portal
• George Weston Foods switches data centres after provider's exit
• 'Hey Mercedes': Daimler unveils hi-tech A-Class
• Facebook patents solution to predict how rich or poor you are
• NBN Co cuts $184m deal for enterprise satellite service
• Nib turns AI attention to online claims
• Russian accused of operating Kelihos botnet extradited to US
• Spotlight on education IT
• Dell, VMWare to explore options including merger
• Second Vic agency prepares to join myGov
• Telstra writes Ooyala value down to zero
• North Koreans deploy zero-day Adobe Flash attacks
• Bitcoin slides as Facebook bans ads
• eBay ditches PayPal as main payments partner
• Optus to offer fixed wireless over 5G
• Newcastle Uni deploys VR to teach midwifery
• How Griffith Uni's virtual lab is changing climate change research
• DTA pushes Commonwealth to adopt more cloud
• SAP sets end date for mobile platform
• Tech firms withhold political donations
• Airbnb says Australian internet "will require investment"
• Telstra outage downs TransLink payment system for seven hours
• Fujifilm to take over Xerox in $7.6bn deal
• How DSS will link up state-based child protection systems