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Tag: government
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ACS members respond to Election Manifesto call
Diversity and promoting STEM education top ICT policy wishlist. -
Why all signatures may soon go digital
Government consulting on national e-signature standards. -
Security legislation a step too far
What will it mean for Australians? -
ACS calls for 2022 election manifesto views
What would ICT professionals like to see as Federal poll issues? -
Australian governments agree to share data
Concerns raised data could be misused. -
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Overhaul skilled migration and ANZSCO: inquiry
Calls to give skilled workers permanent residency. -
US wowed by Australia’s Facebook, Google war
“We’re impressed you didn’t get rolled over by big-tech platforms.” -
Quantum decryption coming
Government warned its encrypted data is at risk. -
Government reviews venture capital support
Tax concessions to be examined. -
Robodebt a ‘massive failure’ of government automation
Federal Court slams shameful chapter in welfare legacy. -
Government kickstarts anti-China data centre policy
Certification forces departments to use Australian data centres. -
Encryption Act has cost Australian business billions
Controversial laws have done untold damage to many sectors. -
Australia is becoming a surveillance state
Government continues to give more powers to law enforcement. -
Poor data destruction leaves Australia exposed
Are nation-state foes buying ex-govt PCs for the data? -
Cash splash for Australian games industry
Industry, universities welcome “significant” R&D incentive. -
What exactly does a Chief Data Officer do?
Seems many don’t understand their role. -
Transport for NSW data appears on dark web
250GB of data dumped on leak site. -
NSW Government ignored cyber risks
The reason data of 100,000+ citizens was stolen. -
New laws to make Big Tech fight online abuse
Bill mandates removal of "worst of the worst" online content. -
The case for subsidised cyber training for SMEs
This would bring multiple benefits, says one leader.