Australian service providers face US data handovers under proposed bilateral deal
US crime and intelligence agencies could be granted access to Australian technology companies' data if a new bilateral deal is passed.
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Dutton backs ‘sensible discussion’ of expanded role for ASD
Home Affairs minister Peter Dutton has said that he doesn’t support an expansion of the Australian Signals Directorate’s mandate to include “spying” within Australia, but has called for a “sensible discussion” of a domestic role for the ASD.
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Australia looks to lead Five Eyes encryption discussion
Australia addresses the "involvement of industry in thwarting the encryption of terrorist messaging" at the Five Eyes conference in Canada.
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Industries pick top jobs for 457 exemption
The retail and mining industries have told the government which jobs they want to be exempt from the banned 457 visa list.
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Darwin reseller fined $430,000 for exploiting visa workers
Darwin reseller, Hallmark Computer, has been penalised $430,000 for breaching sponsorship obligations of three 457 visa holders.
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$2 billion ICT healthcare spend shifts to services: IDC
Analysts predict a shift in the $2 billion worth of investment in the ICT healthcare market from telecommunications and hardware to the delivery of software and IT services.
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e-Health begins in Brisbane, Melbourne and the Hunter Valley
The Government’s $466.7 million has begun in Brisbane, Melbourne and the Hunter Valley (NSW). The pilot sites are set to get $12.5m over two years to trial the technology and practices.
