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ZDNet Week in Review - AU May 30, 2019

Employees not the target of encryption laws: Home Affairs Australian developers really do need to relax. Cops and spooks are being told very clearly that the Assistance and Access Act isn't for dragooning you into deceiving your bosses. READ FULL STORY Telstra to line up 6,000 jobs to cut by end of fiscal year READ FULL STORY Australian tech unicorn Canva suffers security breach READ FULL STORY Fifield out as Communications Minister as Fletcher fills role and gains cyber READ FULL STORY Department of Human Services folds into Services Australia READ FULL STORY ACCC on TPG-Vodafone: Consumers need the benefits of vigorous competition READ FULL STORY CommBank to launch new machine learning-backed banking app READ FULL STORY Innovation and security score big in New Zealand Budget READ FULL STORY Indigo subsea cable made ready for use READ FULL STORY Audit rules Victoria's public health system as 'highly vulnerable' to cyber attacks READ FULL STORY CEO who sold encrypted phones to criminal gangs gets nine years in prison READ FULL STORY IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the... White Papers from IBM You Could Win $200K by Joining the Call for Code 2019 Challenge Research from IBM Order management just got more critical White Papers from IBM Security Canva was hacked on Friday, with data for roughly 139 million users being taken during the breach, according to the hacker, who tipped off ZDNet. Meanwhile, Julian Assange has been hit with an 18-count indictment that supersedes the charge announced in April when the WikiLeaks founder was dragged out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London. Read more about Security › Government - AU Long-serving Coalition Minister for Communications, Mitch Fifield, is out of the ministry, with former Optus director of corporate affairs Paul Fletcher to move into the role. At the same time, IBM Australia and New Zealand managing director David La Rose also said that the Australian government has the potential to be one of the top three digital governments in the world. Read more about Government › The winner in the war on Huawei is Samsung Having one of its largest rivals locked out of evermore nations and products would be music to the Korean giant's ears. READ FULL STORY Fulfillment is at the heart of the customer experience White Papers from IBM Download Now IDC Marketscape: WW Distributed Order Orchestration for Enterprise Retailers 2018 Vendor... White Papers from IBM Download Now How to Solve the Enterprise Communications Crisis with an Open Cloud Strategy White Papers from 8x8, Inc. Download Now The Elephant in the Room: Why Cloud Communications Providers Dont Like to Talk About... White Papers from 8x8, Inc. Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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