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• NBN Co makes $3m R&D deals with universities
• AFP revives investigation system replacement
• Unicef Australia tries in-browser cryptocurrency mining
• Windows 10 provides weapon in war on attention
• NT govt and Telstra to spend $28m on bush blackspots
• NSW Electoral Commission picks Scytl to upgrade iVote
• Council takes urban redevelopment AR tool nationwide
• DFAT spruiks facial recognition scheme to improve data disclosure
• Pawsey lands $70m for new supercomputer
• NBN Co chief gets frank about copper's problems
• Aesop keeps its global core IT model unaltered
• Citi signs up to Apple Pay
• Uber revises bug bounty policies after 2016 data breach
• HPE servers targeted by ransomware criminals
• DHS used up child support system project budget two years ago
• ASIC turns attention to initial coin offerings
• More NBN users are paying to upgrade last-mile tech
• Amazon Echo coded into a silent spy device
• Telstra cops $10m fine for 'premium' mobile billing
• Melbourne IT wants to call itself Arq Group
• Police arrest suspected operator of DDoS-for-hire service
• NBN Co reveals distribution of fixed wireless speeds
• Hoteliers advised to update keycard room locks
• Google overhauls Gmail to compete with Outlook
• Vocus reveals first NBN speeds for iPrimus, Dodo
• Canberra tests how humans react in semi-automated cars
• ACT govt steals Health IT exec as next digital chief
• Qld Police resolve data issues after several months
• ATO's network services deal climbs to $960m
• Newcastle Council uses sportsground for smart city trial
• Orangeworm menaces healthcare computers
• Vocus drops plans to sell NZ business
• NBN Co to create a class war on its network
• Australia joins NATO Cyber Defence Centre
• Victoria renews public safety radio network deal again
• Victoria Police CIO to retire
• Myer looks to new CEO's online skills
• IBM A/NZ shed another 1000 staff last year
• Defence progresses its space awareness projects
• Reserve Bank finds new CIO
• NT govt hands $67m to new child protection IT system
• GSMA puts eSIM on hold due to US probe
• NBN Co accused of using Sky Muster as 'dumping ground'
• Swinburne opens new industry innovation precinct
• ME Bank suffers two online banking outages
• Vic govt concerned with "breadth" of facial recognition laws
• Facebook to design its own chips
• Ericsson and Nokia may win from ZTE ban
• DVA reveals extent of unfunded 'critical' IT upgrades
• Aussie banks in talks for regional real-time payments
• NBN Co leaves fresh batch of FTTC converts until last
• Apple open sources FoundationDB
• Robot assembles IKEA chair frame
• La Trobe to start passenger trials of autonomous shuttle bus
• Bitcoin miner heist suspect escapes prison
• USyd builds virtual research lab with Indonesia
• TPG to 'aggressively' chase new mobile customers
• Oracle fixes hundreds of security holes in enterprise apps
• Meet Dojo, Telstra's "nimble" development model
• User data firm exposes 48m records in S3 bucket
• QUT using drones, AI to weed out invasive species
• AUSTRAC registers two more cryptocurrency exchanges
• How a bad microcode fix could brick billions of chips
• AusPost to coax bill payments via smartphone, smart home
• Airservices trials precise plane guidance into regional airports
• Vic govt fixes mobile blackspots on regional trains
• Europe tries to force cloud providers to give up offshore data
• Court drops Microsoft's Irish email privacy dispute
• Tech firms sign 'accord' not to aid govt cyber attacks
• Google suffers fresh setback in Sydney HQ hunt
• Defence IT overhaul deemed largely successful
• Fintechs urge govt to ignore open banking distractions
• Govt revives mothballed review of telco industry
• Vic Education tightens IT rules after Ultranet scandal
• Microsoft debuts Linux-powered IoT security chips
• Aussie firms targeted by Russian state hackers
• French govt builds its own encrypted messenger
• Vault Systems to train 3000 IT staff for secure cloud
• NBN complaints keep going up
• Woolworths supermarkets hit by IT outage
• Qld govt frets over NBN-powered roadside phones
• Fresh myGov issue hits Centrelink customers
• Brisbane woman charged over alleged dark web purchases
• NBN Co has 'under 500' congested fixed wireless cells
• NT govt to build cyber security operations centre
• IBM Australia cuts analytics and support staff
• Plane wi-fi "gold rush" underway worldwide
• Singapore to test facial recognition on street lights
• RBA to review its server environment
• NBN Co reveals range for evening congestion among RSPs
• myGov suffers week-long DVA integration issue
• ANZ Bank predicts first look at open banking laws around June
• Google mandates TLS encrypted connections for Android apps
• NSW govt opposes mandatory data breach reporting
• Android vendors fail to install security patches
• Defence backs extra security for protected Azure cloud use
• Bitcoin leads broad crypto surge
• Anti-virus maker Avast plans to float
• DTA takes advice on next govt-wide platforms
• Visy to bring AI, robotics to all parts of manufacturing
• Education spends $18m building problem-ridden apprentice IT system
• Hi-res screens kill Skype for Business app sharing
• Google prepares Gmail redesign
• NBN Co raised scrapping HFC with govt two years ago
• NAB signs on to Google Pay
• US bank sued over fees for cryptocurrency purchases
• NAB is building an 'elastic' data lake on AWS
• NSW FACS rejects claims ChildStory data migration is unfinished
• Cryptocurrency miners shift into Norway and Sweden
• Vodafone predicts mobile substitution pain for NBN Co
• QBE Insurance names new group CIO
• OAIC sees 63 data breach notifications in first six weeks
• Facebook reveals 63 A/NZ users took quiz behind Cambridge Analytica scandal
• AMD, Microsoft patch 'variant two' Spectre chip flaw
• SAP revises pricing after customer crackdown backfires
• Chrome update prompts DTA to rethink security certs
• TPG could displace Optus, Vodafone within five years
• UTS tries to cut energy costs through IoT lab
• Frontier DC bring in ex-Vocus exec to prepare IPO
• NBN Co to run 5G tests in Melbourne
• NBN Co will flip 440,000 mostly-HFC premises to FTTC
• Optus to close its ad-supported mobile service
• AI researchers end boycott of South Korean university
• Former CBA IT exec to stand trial
• Sydney's traffic troubles tackled by TfNSW hackathon
• Facebook suspends AggregateIQ over data scandal
• Microsoft must add 'controls' for protected Aussie govt cloud
• Telstra CEO calls NBN prices 'unsustainable'
• NSW power station could host blockchain hub
• Hackers leave US flag on screens in Iran cyber attack
• How much IT contractors are costing the Commonwealth
• Australia queues to broker offshore data access deal with US
• Browser left open on Perth's Yagan Square touchscreen
• NBN Co is building an "insight lab"
• Carsales looks to voice assistants to help sell cars
• It's time for data brokers to emerge from the shadows
• Attackers take over Perth's Yagan Square touchscreens
• Vic Education spends millions to complete training system
• DHS trial targets design weaknesses in digital services
• Foxconn, Sirin Labs to make first blockchain smartphone
• Microsoft will plough $6.5bn into IoT over the next four years
• Aussie Broadband's about-turn on unlimited plans
• Australian privacy commissioner launches investigation into Facebook
• Qld govt eyes new procurement systems
• ACCC queries inaction over future NBN split and sale
• DTA picks new CTO
• Govt picks WA to host cyber research centre HQ
• MacOS High Sierra update kills third-party monitors
• The virtual assistant that could help Australians with e-health records
• Facebook says Cambridge Analytica may have had data on 87 million people
• Vic Police mobile rollout budget swells
• Aussie cryptocurrency exchange to trial BPAY's Osko
• WA schools, TAFEs to teach automation skills
• CBA credit cards go missing from online banking
• System failure grounds half of European flights
• NBN Co CEO Bill Morrow to leave
• Intel won't patch Spectre flaw in some older chips
• Airservices to shift into secure cloud
• AUSTRAC approves first two digital currency exchanges
• DTA exposes new IT buying framework
• Sydney Fish Market lures consortium to test IoT
• DTA chief backs calls for overhaul of IT funding model
• Aussie Broadband pips Internode on 100Mbps NBN tier
• Microsoft gains ASD protected cloud certification
• NBN Co goes self-service for processes
• SpaceX gets green light for satellite broadband plans
• Apple releases mega iOS 11.3 update for iPhone, iPad
• US govt seeks end to privacy fight with Microsoft
• Apple unveils new privacy tools ahead of EU law
• Microsoft's veteran Windows head to leave
• Suspected Russian hacker Nikulin extradited to US
• Microsoft switches on Azure in Canberra