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No date to resume NBN work: Thodey
Telstra chief executive David Thodey says he does not know when work will resume on remediation of asbestos-affected telecommunications pits.
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ACCAN goes into bat for mandatory data breach bill
The Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) has thrown its support behind mandatory data breach notification, saying it would lead to better security of private and financial information.
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Parliament mulls fate of unsold Digital Dividend spectrum
A skirmish has broken out between Australian police and the mobile industry over who should have mobile spectrum in the 700MHz band that went unsold in the recent Digital Dividend auction.
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Faster fixed wireless speeds activated on the NBN
Users can now sign up to 25/5Mbps speeds on fixed wireless for the National Broadband Network (NBN).
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Comms Alliance expresses concerns with mandatory data breach notification
The Communications Alliance has joined the Association for Data-driven Marketing and Advertising (ADMA) in criticising the federal government’s proposed mandatory data breach notification law, saying that the legislation will come at a cost to industry and that there was not enough consultation.
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iiNet pays $102k ACCC infringement
iiNet has paid a $102,000 infringement notice to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for failing to adequately display the minimum price on a bus advertisement.
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Contractor asbestos supervision 'not sufficient': Telstra
Telstra has directed contractors to improve asbestos handling procedures after a review by the telco found deficiencies in the way the fibrous material has been treated during the remediation of its pits and pipes.
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NSW investment in ICT, procurement reform critical: Deloitte
The New South Wales government showed a great understanding of how to harness ICT in the state’s 2013-14 budget, according to Deloitte partner Patrick Lane.
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Startups praise review into employee share schemes
Startups were pleased by communications minister Stephen Conroy's announcement that the government would conduct a review the tax rules governing employee share schemes, but have suggested the government can do more to aid fledgling tech companies.
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With budget, NSW government leads Australia on ICT: ACS
The New South Wales budget for the 2013-14 financial year shows a strong ICT focus compared to other states in Australia, according to the Australian Computer Society. The NSW government released the budget this afternoon.
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Exclusive: Q&A with Defence CTO, Matt Yannopoulos
Computerworld Australia got the chance to meet and chat with Department of Defence chief technical officer, Matt Yannopoulos, on the state of ICT reform within the department, the opportunity for consumer applications on the warfield and the difficulty of finding the right ICT personnel for the agency.
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