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  • 'Tis the season for IT contractor cuts

    'Tis the season for IT contractor cuts

    Up to 300 government techies to be out of a job by Christmas.
  • ACS invents new technique to anonymise data

    ACS invents new technique to anonymise data

    The privacy of the individual comes first.
  • 5G the first technology to truly compete with NBN

    5G the first technology to truly compete with NBN

    It has the potential to be a real game changer.
  • What’s to show for the billions invested in start-ups?

    What’s to show for the billions invested in start-ups?

    The Australian ecosystem is but young.
  • Ethics Part 5: Could encryption legislation increase risk of being hacked?

    Ethics Part 5: Could encryption legislation increase risk of being hacked?

    The government wants access to private communications.
  • New nanochip could “revolutionise” electronics

    New nanochip could “revolutionise” electronics

    Forget silicon – RMIT has come up with an alternative.
  • 50+ nations sign cyber pledge, but where's Australia?

    50+ nations sign cyber pledge, but where's Australia?

    China, Russia, US and Iran among the other notable absentees.
  • Afterpay takes out tech award

    Afterpay takes out tech award

    Award comes as Senate inquiry looms.
  • My Health Record opt-out window extended… again

    My Health Record opt-out window extended… again

    You have Pauline Hanson to thank.
  • News Bytes: Esports scholarship, cyber pact, Facebook crash

    News Bytes: Esports scholarship, cyber pact, Facebook crash

    Tech news you may have missed.
  • My Health Record crashes as Aussies rush to opt out

    My Health Record crashes as Aussies rush to opt out

    Health Minister promises privacy improvements.
  • Why digital transformation projects fail

    Why digital transformation projects fail

    Here’s how to avoid a disaster.
  • Iranian hackers suspected in Austal breach

    Iranian hackers suspected in Austal breach

    The attack left ship designs for sale on the dark web.
  • Ethics Part 4: Who’s to blame for phishing breaches?

    Ethics Part 4: Who’s to blame for phishing breaches?

    It's the most common form of social attack.
  • With great data comes great responsibility

    With great data comes great responsibility

    Don’t collect data for the hell of it.
  • How I created Scratch

    How I created Scratch

    The programming language where kids learn from each other.
  • How one fintech is changing the mortgage industry

    How one fintech is changing the mortgage industry

    And why traditional banks think they’re too big to fail.
  • Reimagination 2018

    Reimagination 2018

    Photos from the Reimagination 2018 Thought Leaders' Summit and Digital Disruptors Awards.
  • From Telstra to Tesla

    From Telstra to Tesla

    Australian woman named as Elon Musk’s replacement.
  • News Bytes: Alibaba, iPhone fail, gaming girls

    News Bytes: Alibaba, iPhone fail, gaming girls

    A weekly roundup of tech news.
  • AI whiz scores ICT Professional of the Year

    AI whiz scores ICT Professional of the Year

    All the 2018 ACS Digital Disruptors' Awards winners.
  • Australia's ICT workers: local or overseas?

    Australia's ICT workers: local or overseas?

    Federal politicians weigh up the pros and cons.
  • Ethics Part 3: When IoT goes wrong

    Ethics Part 3: When IoT goes wrong

    Amazon Alexa and Google Home are just the start of an IoT onslaught.
  • Scratch creator: Technology needs creativity

    Scratch creator: Technology needs creativity

    Mitchel Resnick shares theories of education at exclusive ACS event.
  • Reimagination 2018: Living in the 4IR

    Reimagination 2018: Living in the 4IR

    Highlights from Australia's top tech conference.
  • Telstra outage robs Aussie businesses

    Telstra outage robs Aussie businesses

    ‘Faulty vendor equipment’ reportedly to blame.
  • 2018 Pearcey Award winners

    2018 Pearcey Award winners

    Emmy Award-winning cinematographer named Entrepreneur of the Year.
  • Steve Dusting made ACS Fellow

    Steve Dusting made ACS Fellow

    He has mentored countless ICT students and professionals.
  • LinkedIn or CV: which one matters most?

    LinkedIn or CV: which one matters most?

    Tips for navigating recruitment in the digital world.
  • Ethics Part 2: Facial recognition unmasked

    Ethics Part 2: Facial recognition unmasked

    There are equally amazing and frightening uses of the technology.
  • Gender diversity 'tokenises women'

    Gender diversity 'tokenises women'

    Should we simply ditch the concept of gender diversity?
  • ACS President awarded Fellowship

    ACS President awarded Fellowship

    Yohan Ramasundara recognised for his tireless work.
  • AI-generated art sells for $600k… but who created it?

    AI-generated art sells for $600k… but who created it?

    Record art sale prompts ownership debate.
  • The industry at greatest risk of cyber attacks

    The industry at greatest risk of cyber attacks

    "We are still ill-prepared for where we need to be."
  • ACS awards finalists for 2018 announced

    ACS awards finalists for 2018 announced

    Winners will be revealed on 1 November.
  • Apple CEO calls for universal GDPR laws

    Apple CEO calls for universal GDPR laws

    Privacy is paramount for Tim Cook.
  • 9 million customers in Cathay Pacific data breach

    9 million customers in Cathay Pacific data breach

    The airline hid the problem for six months.
  • News Bytes: Twitter changes, IBM buys Red Hat, QLD AI hub

    News Bytes: Twitter changes, IBM buys Red Hat, QLD AI hub

    News you may have missed.
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