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• Transition to NAPLAN online delayed by a year
• SA Health hunts for inaugural e-health chief
• CBA plucks US digital health, insurance veteran to run reputation rehab
• Reddit quarantines major pro-Trump community over violence threats
• Japan Display to receive US$100 million investment from Apple
• Huawei says it got over $2 billion in licensing revenue since 2015
• Vic Health boots Lotus Notes for Office 365
• Apple design chief Jony Ive to leave and start own firm
• Qantas runs cloud at scale with platform team of just 12
• Facebook outlines ideas for oversight board
• Accenture's fall in bookings dampens upbeat quarterly profit, forecast
• Jacobs Creek raises a toast to local AI for liquid returns
• Airservices picks Northrop Grumman for VHF IP radios
• Twitter to deemphasize, label politician tweets that break its rules
• Five Eyes hacked 'Russia's Google' Yandex to spy on accounts - sources
• Optus hit with new court case over NBN migration "mistake"
• Outgoing NZ Treasury Secretary slammed for 'clumsy' hacker response to budget data leak
• Facebook crypto plans turn up heat on EU banks over real-time payments
• US manufacturing veterans launch 'microfactories' to assemble electronics
• Facebook CEO says delay in flagging fake Pelosi video was 'execution mistake'
• Huawei employees worked with China military on research projects - reports
• CBA to 'substantially' overhaul privacy under OAIC undertaking
• Govt-wide cloud deal brokered with AWS
• Woolworths expands Scan&Go smartphone shopping trial
• Lawyers chase bank outage compo cash
• New cyber warfare research centre launches to 'defend democracy'
• IBM, Accenture, Infosys vie to replace Centrelink payments engine
• Tesla's senior production executive at Fremont facility quits - source
• Huawei Technologies loses trade secrets case against US chip designer
• Autonomy founder Mike Lynch denies wrongdoing in HP fraud case
• Special Report: Inside the West’s failed fight against China’s ‘Cloud Hopper’ hackers
• One in ten Aussie businesses suffered IT breaches last year
• Apple buys self-driving car startup Drive.ai
• NBN Co puzzles over what price-sensitive users want
• AusCERT, AARNet partner for new higher ed cyber initiative
• In push to replace Huawei, rural US carriers are talking with Nokia and Ericsson
• NBN Co connects Parliament House with FTTB
• Chinese government-sponsored hackers allegedly hit global telcos
• NT gets second govt data centre
• Bank outage downtime doubles in just one year: RBA
• Telstra overhauls cyber response
• Google senior exec claims entrapment by right-wing activists
• SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy rocket with 24 satellites
• Central bankers weigh up Facebook's Libra plan
• In a world first, Facebook to give data on hate speech suspects to French courts
• Australia's largest uni on the hunt for first ever CISO
• Sydney IT consultant sentenced to three years for insider trading
• Huawei: 'No doubt' that we will meet German 5G security standards
• Facebook's global affairs lead rejects break-up calls
• Amazon's new pro beauty store a bad look for retailers
• Huawei's US research arm builds separate identity
• NBN Co urged to annex responsibility for part of last mile
• ACT to introduce limited online voting next year
• Tower Insurance says delayed core platform replacement back on track
• Banks to be fined for online fraud failures
• Australia Post, NAB launch new identity security venture
• Dutch emergency services hit by major telecoms outage
• China's DJI plans to build drones in California amid US security concern
• FedEx confirms Huawei mail ban as new "mistake" reignites Chinese ire
• Alphabet commits to data privacy in Toronto smart city master plan
• Tehran says cyber attacks failed as Washington seeks to rally its allies
• NSW Land Registry pushes SAP into the cloud
• Route leak causes internet problems worldwide
• Sydney Uni researchers uncover 2000 fake apps on Google Play store
• Global money-laundering watchdog launches crackdown on cryptocurrencies
• Power outage partially halts Toshiba Memory's chip plant
• Data 'R' Us: Alibaba, JD.com seek to lock in merchant loyalty with new services
• ACT govt digital strategy ineffective for IT planning, audit finds
• Service NSW moves down Kubernetes path
• Tap-and-go fee gouging explodes
• Zip Co flies into trademark dispute
• NAB writes consumer privacy rights into its data architecture
• US bars China supercomputer firms, institute from buying American parts
• Dollars in the detail: banks pan for gold in 'data lakes'
• Here's a real-world 5G test – it’s very fast, but quite hard to find
• Unruly social media no model for Facebook's Libra currency - BoE's Carney
• FedEx misses delivery of Huawei package to US; China paper says retaliation threatened
• Microsoft to offer traineeship program in SA
• Unruly social media no model for Facebook's cryptocurrency: Bank of England
• AMP dumps core overhaul
• Apple gets behind push to stop Trump's China tariff plan
• US work visa program won't punish countries that force local data storage
• Politicians need more public money to thwart election cyber attacks: ASPI
• NSW opposition reignites push for mandatory data breach laws
• Home Affairs deletes top govt cyber advisor position
• Apple recalls certain older MacBook Pro units
• Slack stock surges at debut, values company at more than US$25 billion
• Newcrest Mining deploys private LTE network at Lihir mine
• Woolworths promotes Agile boss to manage group transformation
• Exclusive: US tells India it is mulling caps on H-1B visas to deter data rules
• Dell, HP, Microsoft, Intel oppose proposed tariffs on laptops, tablets
• North Macedonia firm plugs vintage minis into electric age
• NAB gives three people $666m each to lend on tech
• WA Health begins year-long Office 365 shift
• Cyber attacks won’t be covered by the Terrorism Insurance Act - yet
• Google open sources privacy-preserving analytics tool
• Data61 wants to 'vaccinate' machine learning algorithms against attacks
• Apple explores moving 15-30 percent of production capacity from China: Nikkei
• Activists urge Google to break up before regulators force it to
• US Senate panel to examine Facebook digital currency project
• WA's pathology provider needled for system delays, budget blowouts
• NBN Co launches new wholesale price review
• NBN Co backs down on 12Mbps price crunch
• NBN Co wants to create a cut-price 100Mbps product
• Equinix establishes 'precautionary exclusion zone' around Sydney DCs
• Cricket Australia drops Accenture, gives HCL digital debut
• Rachel Noble named Australia's new cyber centre lead
• SA govt moves to replace $268m IT support deal
• London Transport plugs into Sydney smart power SaaS
• Officeworks starts to shift from 'legacy' to 'future' cloud
• NASA boss says 'no doubt' SpaceX explosion delays flight programme
• Northrop engine teams with Raytheon hypersonic program
• Nvidia boosts self-driving AI business with Volvo trucks deal
• US lawmaker calls for Facebook to pause cryptocurrency project
• UN surveillance expert urges global moratorium on sale of spyware
• State cyber-attack big danger for UK banks: Bank of England
• NBN Co prepares for NPIS transformation
• Telstra outage pulled plug on AusPost, ING, Bendigo, Cuscal payments
• Google invests US$1 billion to ease housing shortage near California HQ
• Facebook reveals Libra cryptocurrency, with lofty goals
• SA budget funds govt-wide security analytics unit
• NSW digital driver's licences coming in August
• Perrottet steals David Thodey to reset financials system
• NSW govt $3.2bn back office blitz culls thousands of contractors
• Coles to use technology to cut its costs by $1bn
• Melbourne University to introduce single video management platform
• NSW creates $100m digital govt 'restart' fund
• Fed's digital ID system quietly hits the App Store
• Australian Catholic University breach nets staff details
• Australia-China collaboration to de-stress grid with energy informatics
• Telstra, Optus want NBN Co's price-setting power reined in
• Nvidia to work with ARM chips in supercomputer push
• Huawei says US ban hurting more than expected, to wipe US$30bn off revenue
• US chipmakers quietly lobby to ease Huawei ban - sources
• New Target glitch sheeted to NCR; registers back online
• EU finds Russian disinformation, says tech firms must do more
• AI tool aims to predict global water conflicts before they happen
• In race to digitise, skills gap a drag on South Africa's big banks
• Canada backs startup to boost data on space debris
• Dutton drags bank cyber into ASD domestic expansion row
• Home Affairs to consolidate comms platforms
• AGL backs away from $3bn Vocus purchase
• NBN scam losses sky rocket over last year
• Telstra asks its 30,000 employees what they really think with 'experience pulse'
• Energy Queensland sheds "inflexible commercial arrangement"
• Target says registers back online, blames outage on technology issue
• Two charged over police phone DoS attacks
• Huawei delays global launch of foldable phone by three months
• Overwhelmed Belgian monks enter internet age to sell prized beer
• Qld IT minister blasts budget blowout claims
• China chip industry insiders voice caution on catch-up efforts
• Huawei files to trademark mobile OS around the world after US ban
• Alibaba files for Hong Kong listing that may raise US$20 billion: source
• Victoria Police complete massive Apple mobile rollout early
• Scores of vulnerable Exim servers on Australian networks
• Call that an art sale? IBM Australia’s huge clear out just got much bigger
• Arnott's Biscuits bites into robotics with $65m automated warehouse
• Qantas opens throttle on 'Voice of the Customer'
• Next step in Assange extradition case due in UK court on Friday
• Twitter deletes thousands of accounts tied to Iran, seeks to end false info campaigns
• Canada rejects idea of halting extradition of top Huawei executive to United States
• Telegram CEO points to China as likely origin of cyber attack
• 'Hong Kong' searches surge behind China's Great Firewall
• Urban development simulator lets planners keep their cool
• UK tells telcos to be cautious over Huawei after US warnings
• Australian banks to cop heavy fines for stalling real time payments
• Vic parliament facing 5000 cyber threat events daily
• Huawei asks Verizon to pay for over 200 patents: WSJ
• Energy Queensland restructures its IT operations
• China launches new internet cleanup campaign; more websites blocked
• Bunnings floors it on digital store rollout
• Patent guidelines put tech firms, carmakers on collision course
• LG's 5G phones in doubt as chip deal with Qualcomm set to expire
• Afterpay hit with anti-money laundering audit by AUSTRAC
• RBA outage autopsy reveals weak spots
• Telstra confronts "really abysmal" reality of customer gripes
• Israel power company asks Fortnite to drop pole-climbing in game
• Qld opposition claims govt IT blowouts nearing $450m
• Facebook CEO may have known of questionable privacy practices
• Messaging service Telegram stabilises after cyber attack
• NSW Police core systems director departs with immediate effect
• TAFE WA offers 'autonomous workplace' courses
• New chip to let headphones respond to Amazon's Alexa by name
• Capgemini expands with technology venture capital fund
• Dropbox revamps its software to combine work tools in one spot
• SoftBank, Toyota autonomous car venture to launch in SE Asia next year
• Foxconn has enough capacity outside China to meet Apple's US demand
• Hunter Water trials IoT to detect leaks
• Victorians flock to Google Pay myki alternative
• Kmart, Target to get major digital and e-commerce boost
• Google decloaks Win-DoS bug before patch is released
• Swedish gearmaker Ericsson increases 5G forecasts
• NAB marches bots into mortgages, cheques
• Carways overhauls fleet comms with MacTel
• Ford denies it is in the self-driving slow lane
• Apple cancels plans for second data centre in Denmark
• Amazon to shut restaurant delivery service in US
• Uber to trial its air taxis in Melbourne
• Qld govt cashes up its internet backhaul play FibreCo
• Qld budget sinks $85 million into digital services, cyber security
• 'Have I Been Pwned' looks for a new owner
• Putin stands by China, criticises US, in trade, Huawei disputes
• China calls in foreign tech firms after Huawei sales ban - sources
• US Supreme Court to hear Intel retirement fund dispute
• Chinese financial news site closed for 'rectification'
• Qld govt races to begin new child safety IT system build
• IBM Australia jettisons its art collection
• AGL Energy tests $3bn price for Vocus
• Optus rethinks how telco customer problems get solved
• Opal card integration with Apple Pay, Google Pay? Dominello dares to dream
• Connected kitchens reduce food risk at Queensland Uni
• Big tech firms cut employees' access to Huawei, muddying 5G rollout
• FedEx to end Amazon contract for plane service
• Salesforce swallows Tableau in US$15.3bn buy
• IBM, T-Systems scrap mainframe venture
• MGC Pharma taps RMIT to build 'Google of medicinal cannabis'
• 'Shoddy' Huawei needs to raise its game, UK cyber official says
• Voice recognition can tell if your child has asthma or pneumonia
• UK finance minister to propose global digital tax
• NBN Co's Sky Muster Plus to start at $45 a month wholesale
• Uber Australia drivers not employees, ombudsman rules
• WA Police turns to AI for digital evidence
• Patch now against wormable 'BlueKeep' remote desktop flaw: ACSC
• Google to buy analytics software firm Looker for US$2.6 billion
• UNSW adds Question bot to online classroom for engineering students
• China issues 5G licences in timely boost for Huawei
• Vietnam jails another Facebook user over 'anti-state' posts
• India to order taxi aggregators like Uber, Ola to go electric
• Privacy watchdog criticises Cathay Pacific over 2018 data breach
• NBN Co fights to keep control of its 5G spectrum
• Monash University's CIO to leave
• Amazon's new drones to start delivering packages in months
• Digitising grids can cut costs as green power grows: TenneT
• Optus 'concierge' to take grief out of NBN migration
• Meg Whitman happy to throw HP predecessor 'under the bus' over deal
• Govt prepares to exclude tech vendors in ATO sting
• Nuix founder acquitted of offshore tax fraud on appeal
• Microsoft makes Win 7 extended security free for some buyers
• Vocus' Christmas Island link pricing set for market test
• China launches rocket from ship at sea for first time
• YouTube bans Holocaust denial videos in policy reversal
• Microsoft, Oracle team up on cloud services in jab at Amazon
• Germany planning to access voice assistant data to tackle crime
• Eftpos debits HSBC’s tech chief in battle against US card giants
• Tinder, despite cooperation, says it hasn't shared user data with Russia yet
• Do you believe in UFOs? China hints at test of new missile
• Russia's Yandex resists pressure to share encryption keys with state
• Apple forces developers to place its login button above Google, Facebook
• IKEA teams up with Ori on robotic furniture to help you save space
• Qantas CTO imagines the damage from a digital new entrant
• eServGlobal prepares to sell core business, change name
• LandMark White stretchered as banks suspend business, again
• DTA to live on within Services Australia
• Google blames config mishap for network problems
• L'Oreal firm to provide virtual make-up tech for Amazon
• Developers sue Apple over App Store practices
• Huawei lawyer tells US jury spelling errors, video show rival stole trade secrets
• ACT govt puts $70m towards digital health record
• Vocus watches EQT walk away from buyout
• Monitoring fail allowed Westpac PayID look-up abuse
• Amazon brings online sellers to UK high street in pop-up stores
• China's Huawei fights consumer fears at Thai smartphone expo
• Russia orders Tinder dating app to share user data on demand
• Monash Uni looks to spintronics for wearable devices
• Telstra to cull 10,000 contractors
• ATO hit by online services outage
• ANU suffers second 'significant' hack in a year
• Infineon revs up auto business with US$10 billion Cypress deal
• Apple to debut developer tools aimed at increasing apps for Macs
• Apple challenges Google, Facebook for web login, touts privacy
• Macquarie Bank nears scale in cloud migration
• Smart shark-spotting drones could soon flag struggling swimmers
• Qantas warns future 5G could interfere with its plane wi-fi
• Finance moves to replace Parliament's secure comms backbone
• Twitter apologises for blocked China accounts ahead of Tiananmen anniversary
• China to probe FedEx after Huawei says parcels diverted
• Facebook ordered to turn over data privacy records
• Telstra offered 272,397 refunds for premium content charges
• People Infrastructure snaps up IT recruiters Halcyon Knights
• New Payments Platform ropes in QR codes
• Former Conroy staffer Watts takes on shadow cyber security duties
• Telstra to allow its payphones to receive calls
• Google network issue impacts Australian users
• Vodafone Group brings ex-Telstra CEO onto board
• Assange suffering psychological torture, would face "show trial" in US says UN expert
• Pompeo tells Germany: Use Huawei and lose access to our data
• Canada's Digital Charter does not comfort Alphabet's smart-city critics
• Aussie fashion e-tailer Princess Polly suffers data breach