The Tokyo Medical Practitioners Association has filed a lawsuit challenging a Ministry of Health order that will require people to use a national identification card instead of health insurance cards to access medical care. The national identification card can be used in the […]
We have less than 10 years to solve the United Nations’ […]
A plan for a centralised health database in Victoria that denies patients the right to opt-out has been revived by the state government, reigniting privacy and data security fears among digital rights advocates.
The Health Legislation Amendment (Information Sharing) Bill […]
The Commonwealth Bank and ANZ Banking Group are among Australian banks that are actively seeking use cases for the new wave of […]
The NSW government’s digital birth certificate (DBC) will be trialled by Vision Australia and selected early childhood education centres, according to minister for customer service and digital government, Victor Dominello.
The minister has also foreshadowed trials of […]
Government services minister Bill Shorten has flagged a possible major re-architecture of myGov, potentially modelled on – or even using components of – the e-government systems of Estonia.
In a speech yesterday, Shorten said […]
Services Australia said it has “actioned” several security-related vulnerabilities found in an identity exchange it operates for the government’s digital identity system, including one rated ‘high risk’.
The vulnerabilities were uncovered in periodic security […]
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher is expected to advise state and territory digital ministers on Friday that the […]
A global truth ministry, as WHO wants to be, has to do a lot to enforce its own truth and that of its pharmaceutical industry backers. To achieve this, the World Health Organization (WHO) is now organizing trainings all over the world to train trainers who will train truth-keepers.
WHO […]
Elon Musk has reacted to the news that Facebook and Instagram users will soon need to pay […]
