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• NBN Co opts for low-key FTTC launch
• Internode sets NBN peak speed benchmark
• Uber brings carpool service to Australia
• NBN speeds blitz all expectations
• ACCC puts MYOB's Reckon acquisition in doubt
• Health breached privacy law in open data bungle: OAIC
• Australia's utilities, ports have to detail IT choices to the govt
• Docker founder Solomon Hykes leaves
• Ecuador cuts Assange's internet access
• Nvidia halts self-driving tests in wake of Uber fatality
• Facebook changes privacy controls in wake of data scandal
• Medibank tightens fraud detection with analytics
• Outage locks DHS workers out of child care system
• Foxconn buys Belkin for $1bn
• Finance names whole-of-govt ERP panelists
• Essential Energy CIO let go over tech choice rift
• Oracle's billion-dollar copyright claim against Google revived
• Apple bids for education market with new iPad
• Privacy bodies take aim at facial recognition laws
• How Westpac dealt with its first phishing attack
• NSW mulls digital asset inheritance laws
• Uber suspended from self-driving car tests in Arizona
• How RACV re-ordered its IT operations
• Apple, IBM chiefs call for more data oversight after Facebook leak
• Tasmania sues Basslink for $122m over outage
• Retail scrap for NBN services to get clearer
• Suspected mastermind of Carbanak malware attacks arrested
• Pivotal files for $129m IPO
• Defence picks strategic partners for billion-dollar ERP overhaul
• ATO disputes need to rework AWS cloud deal
• Govt to spend $6m teaching tech to tots
• NSW Transport's $425m IT overhaul hits the skids
• Bevan Slattery steps down as Superloop CEO
• Telstra hauled before court over "premium" mobile billing
• CBA's CIO out in restructure
• Australia Post to keep passport services for three more years
• US lawmakers formally ask Facebook CEO to testify on user data
• US sanctions nine Iranians for global cyber attacks
• Service NSW poaches NSW Industry CIO
• How DHS staff got stuck using two child support systems
• UBank chatbot drives home loan growth
• Vocus to refund NBN customers for slow speeds
• Root cause of ATO outages still unclear
• NBN Co to train field techs in simulation labs
• Facebook pressured by investors, govts, advertisers over data scandal
• Tasmania demands compensation for Basslink cable outage
• Inside DHS' new private cloud
• ANZ Bank glitch limits transactions to $200
• Kaspersky makes case to avoid Australian govt ban
• NBN node crushed by car twice in two weeks
• Dell warns of server memory shortage, price hikes
• Telstra's USO phone services fall 22 percent
• Netflix opens public bug bounty
• Zuckerberg admits 'mistakes' in Cambridge Analytica scandal
• EU proposes online turnover tax for tech giants
• Kaspersky plans Swiss data centre to combat spying allegations
• UBank brings AI to customer agents with RoboBrain
• More setbacks for Qld's $100m payroll overhaul
• DTA to bring liveness detection to Govpass
• Feds to face NSW in cyber war games
• Aussie data consumption soars as broadband prices fall
• Telstra deploys 50 4G small cells in Melbourne CBD
• DHS wants analytics to stop 'inadvertent' overpayment of benefits
• IBM makes Watson available for Apple iOS apps
• Myer looks to online, data after biggest ever loss
• Rio Tinto faces big shortfall of data scientists
• Expedia's Orbitz reveals 880,000 payment cards hit in breach
• Salesforce in advanced talks to buy MuleSoft
• Govt opens Sydney cyber threat sharing centre
• Autonomous cars to be trialled across Sydney's busiest roads
• CBA sets cloud HR, payroll systems live
• Apple flagship store still not popular in Melbourne
• iiNet, Internode to compensate 11,000 users for slow NBN
• Investors reassess Facebook ownership after data scandal
• When an IT manager falls victim to a phish
• Qld Airports hunts new ways to harness data centres
• Megaport to raise $60m for network expansion
• Woman dies in Arizona after being hit by autonomous Uber
• Qld premier bans ministers from private email accounts
• Service NSW systems fall over in refund rush
• Sydney's new fleet of driverless trains unveiled
• CBA Albert outage hits businesses
• Unisys to provide Australia's new biometrics travel platform
• QBE CIO out in restructure
• OECD leads charge for digital tax consensus
• Victorians can use AusPost Digital ID as proof of age card
• Govt trials new visa to lure tech talent
• Coca-Cola trials blockchain to combat exploitation
• Dozens of Aussie banks go down after supplier outage
• Toll's $420m bet on technology
• Trump consultants harvested data from 50 million Facebook users
• Defence extends Unisys IT support deal again
• Telstra to cut 92 wholesale jobs
• Airbus ditches Microsoft Office for Google
• Aussie feds help nab alleged supplier of encrypted phones to crims
• NAB has a virtual assistant for superannuation queries
• Intel rearchitects new CPUs in wake of Spectre flaw
• First data breach publicised under Australian notice scheme
• Armaguard's existential crisis
• US blames Russia for cyber attacks on critical infrastructure
• Labor pledges $35m for space program
• Brambles to spend $300m on automation
• Microsoft offers bug bounties for Spectre, Meltdown flaws
• NBN customers left without internet, phone during transition
• Broadcom ends bid for Qualcomm after Trump nixes deal
• ATO promises tax agents a new portal this year
• Telstra builds an SDN controller called OpenKilda
• Barclays to let Bitcoin exchange Coinbase open account
• Former Equifax CIO charged with insider trading
• CEOs need to skill up on cyber security: ASD chief
• A 38 year-old coding tool has been released to the public
• Toll deploys driverless forklifts to shift pallets
• Global cryptocurrency crackdown could slow digital currency sales
• Larry Page-backed driverless flying taxis take off in NZ
• DTA to identify share of govt IT deals won by Aussie businesses
• Seek's infrastructure team reset to drive cloud move
• Finland invests $1.3 billion in Nokia
• NBN plan marketing rules up for review this year
• 'Critical' firmware and hardware flaws found in AMD chips
• Deakin Uni opts for Workday in finance overhaul
• Spotlight on networking
• Vic govt injects $15 million into farm tech
• SA Labor promises to review troubled EPAS
• Trump blocks Broadcom takeover of Qualcomm
• NSW Transport loses legal battle over Opal tracking
• Data breach victims can sue Yahoo in the US
• Dropbox's $9bn IPO is a third from peak valuation
• Telstra exposes more of NBN Co's fixed wireless woes
• NBN Co claims end of the CVC bottleneck
• RACP launches inquiry into IT exam failure
• Telstra CIO quits
• Binance stumps up $318k bounty for hacker's arrest
• NSW expands contactless transport payments
• Dropbox, Salesforce partner for cloud service integration
• ACT switches govt services platform to Salesforce
• Ex-Fairfax CIO lands at Stockland
• 'Highly advanced' Slingshot malware remained hidden for six years
• Waymo's self-driving trucks to haul cargo for Google data centres
• Telstra slams Vodafone over USO 'untruths'
• AMP's IT overhaul is like 'changing the engine while flying a plane'
• China delayed flaw notification to exploit them: researchers
• Data#3 handed back whole-of-govt Microsoft deal
• NBN Co receives too many irrelevant fault tickets
• Amazon primed to beat Apple to US$1 trillion mark
• Kill switch halts memcached DDoS attacks
• IT failure brings Sydney Airport terminals to a halt
• Major cryptocurrency exchange hit by phishers
• Govt asks ACCC to leave NBN alone until after 2020
• Telstra demands proper NBN service standards by July
• Parliament to scrutinise facial recognition bills
• TAFE NSW forks out $6m to dumped IT supplier
• Apple uncovers serious supplier problems in audits
• ATO building new digital identity solution for tax agents
• Sydney Uni chatbot speeds up finance admin
• ACCAN wants SLAs for NBN users
• BoM IT staffers questioned by police over cryptocurrency mining
• Amazon's Alexa is randomly laughing at users
• Bitcoin falls after SEC warns of potential exchange regulation
• NBN Co claims RSPs can hold it to ransom
• NBN Co fights hard not to be tarred as the new Telstra
• MLC is automating underwriting
• APRA to give banks stricter cyber security rules
• Aussie Broadband, Telstra raise the bar for 100Mbps NBN
• Australia's new $175m SAP child care subsidy system counts down to go-live
• BlackBerry sues Facebook over patent infringement
• DreamWorks Animation steps towards hybrid cloud
• US govt intervenes in Broadcom's Qualcomm deal for national security
• Telstra to 'restore and reignite' NBN retail business
• Qld opposition claims IT budget blowouts
• Origin Energy tracks field work from the cloud
• Why IT managers need to prepare for a memcached attack
• Vocus board reshuffle sees Bob Mansfield named chair
• NBN Co, Telstra work to prevent FTTC connection limbo
• DTA, ATO to bring tax file number applications online this year
• Microsoft will offer governments local version of Azure cloud service
• Defence's data centre overhaul reaches $1.6 billion
• Telstra claims success with IPv6 on mobile network
• NBN Co's PoI connectivity probed
• Qld biometrics sharing laws waved through
• Equifax breach could be most costly in history
• NBN reseller slapped with fine for claiming ACCC endorsement
• Rio Tinto's robot train budget soars above $1bn
• Toyota venture to spend $3.6bn on self-driving technology
• ATO steals NEC cyber chief
• NSW govt gets an F for cyber security
• News Corp restructures IT leadership
• Meet NSW's new govt CIO
• AUSTRAC is building a blockchain for anti money laundering reports
• Banks send $39m in securities over blockchain
• GitHub hit with largest ever DDoS attack
• Equifax discovers another 2.4 million users hit by data breach
• German government under sustained cyber attack
• RBA CIO jumps ship to insurer
• Govt accused of eroding IT by outsourcing
• Govt puts off major reform of mobile tower rules
• NDIA hires former IAG tech chief as CIO
• Why Aussie Broadband will likely never go public cloud
• Google launches Slack rival Hangouts Chat
• NBN Co to extend 50Mbps promo pricing until October