Encryption debate heats up; NZ bans Huawei; Piracy blocking expanded

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Labor will not back full encryption Bill as it offers interim deal again Shadow Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has said Labor cannot back the rushed PJCIS process for the proposed Assistance and Access Bill. READ FULL STORY RELATED • How government haste is ruining its own anti-encryption law • GCHQ details how law enforcement could be silently injected into communications • Everyone will use encryption, Australia should get over it: UN Special Rapporteur New Zealand bans Spark from using Huawei for 5G READ FULL STORY Senate committee defends piracy site-block expansion READ FULL STORY NBN deploys gigabit-capable technology on FttC network READ FULL STORY ​NAB's new IT outsourcing model might have saved it from extinction READ FULL STORY Top End turns on fish-counting AI to avoid crocs and sharks READ FULL STORY ACCC to continue regulating Telstra copper as NBN rollout completes READ FULL STORY ​UNSW has found a way to access information stored within atoms READ FULL STORY ​ANZ bank adopts Red Hat to speed up release cycle READ FULL STORY ​Sydney credit and debit card contactless payment trial extended to trains READ FULL STORY NSW government announces AU$8 million mobile blackspots program READ FULL STORY Transform and Optimize Your Business Network with Artificial... White Papers from IBM Ask the Experts: How do AI and Blockchain Power a Smarter Supply Chain? White Papers from IBM Make Supply Chain Visibility Easy with the Power of Artificial... Downloads from IBM Encryption Samsung has revealed the specs of its foldable phone, and despite the quick glimpse, it is quite tempting. Read more on Encryption › NBN In its first quarter earnings, NBN has said it is not worried about 5G competition, while a joint standing committee has called for the urgent introduction of a business-grade satellite service. Read more on NBN › Encryption debate reminiscent of climate change arguments: Senetas Fresh from ignoring experts on the warming of the planet, Australia's politicians are now ignoring cyber experts. READ FULL STORY IDC: Success in the Digital Era Requires a 'Thinking' Supply Chain White Papers from IBM Continue ADP RUN Payroll vs. Top Alternatives―Competitive Report Downloads from Select Hub Download Now Top Supply Chain Management Software for 2018 Downloads from Select Hub Continue Top Computerized Maintenance Management (CMMS) Software—Expert Reviews & Pricing—Free... Downloads from Select Hub Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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