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ZDNet Week in Review - AU March 29, 2018

Telstra cops AU$10m fine over direct billing Telstra customers were charged for direct billing services without approving them or entering payment information, the ACCC has found, with the telco to refund around 100,000 customers and pay a AU$10 million penalty. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Telstra announces global first 5G Wi-Fi hotspots Formula 1: How sensor technology is changing the race READ FULL STORY Government passes critical infrastructure national security Bill READ FULL STORY Most NBN speed promises actually being delivered: ACCC READ FULL STORY Vodafone expands NBN rollout; launches Vodafone TV READ FULL STORY AWS scores IRAP protected-level government security tick READ FULL STORY MacTel deploying SD-WAN services for aged care organisation READ FULL STORY Tasmanian government seeking AU$122m from Basslink for cable outage READ FULL STORY Government bowel cancer screening register delayed to 'late 2019' READ FULL STORY Dodo, iPrimus, Commander latest to compensate 5,800 NBN customers READ FULL STORY CommBank CIO Whiteing to leave in executive refresh READ FULL STORY Get 2 Months of VMware Cloud Foundation Free! Training from IBM SD-WAN for UCaaS: Optimizing Bandwidth on Any Network eBooks from Vonage Where Milliseconds Matter: An ad tech solution guide White Papers from IBM 1. Mobility ​Vocus kicks off subsea cable laying for ASC | Can these minimalist phones save us from our smartphone obsession? | ​Mobile payments skyrocket in India while banks watch from the sidelines Read more › 2. Tech industry ​​​Anti-H-1B ads targeting foreign tech workers swamp San Fran mass transit | Baidu obtains plates to test autonomous cars on public roads in Beijing | If Facebook worked we wouldn't be in this mess Read more › Five years and ​AU$103m later, DHS' new child support system has a staff interface After spending all of its AU$103.2 million child support system upgrade budget, the Department of Human Services has merely delivered staff an interface and provided some online users with an updated website. READ FULL STORY Experience real-time visibility across your supply chain with Watson White Papers from IBM Find Out More How Cognitive Capabilities are Reshaping B2B Networks and The Supply Chain White Papers from IBM Read More The Power of Visibility: Hear from Gartner how to unleash your supply chain data White Papers from IBM Read More IT leader's guide to deep learning eBooks from Tech Pro Research Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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