Service NSW has apologised for a software bug that briefly allowed users to view each others’ information on the “My services” dashboard.
A Service NSW spokesperson told iTnews the issue was present between 1.20pm […]
The Tasmanian government’s data breach has worsened, after identifying data that “may” have been stolen via its exposure to the GoAnywhere hack.
A central Victorian mayor and one-time whistleblower is launching legal action over what he alleges are defamatory statements made by ChatGPT.
Brian Hood, now mayor […]
ANZ Banking Group’s claimed digital and innovation benefits from a planned $4.9 billion buyout of Suncorp Bank are set to […]
Medibank is facing another lawsuit over its 2022 data breach, this time from shareholders.
The medical insurer yesterday announced […]
A federal court judge says a bitter defamation battle between Fox News CEO and News Corp co-chairman Lachlan Murdoch and the publisher of independent news site Crikey appears to be driven by “ego, hubris and ideology”.
The author of the TGA 2022 Measures 1 Bill is not a servant of the people, but sees the people as their servants.
It destroys fundamental human rights, removes our tried & true system for authorising new drugs & places the Australian public at the mercy of incompetent bureaucrats.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s government faced a no-confidence […]
Flying home from Canberra last week, I finished listening to The Witch Trials of JK Rowling, a podcast exploring how a beloved author, abuse survivor, and lifelong left-wing feminist came to be bombarded with death threats, rape threats, and defamation by left-wing activists.
Due to his whistleblowing efforts, which exposed Australian special forces officers having committed war crimes in Afghanistan, former Australian Defence Force lawyer David McBride is a hero to many in this country.
So, it’s difficult to have heard him say, as […]
