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ZDNet Week in Review - AU December 21, 2017

Re-identification possible with Australian de-identified Medicare and PBS open data Using publicly known information, a team of researchers from the University of Melbourne have claimed to re-identify seven prominent Australians in an open medical dataset. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Australian government's recklessness with medical data is symptom of deeper problems TPG refunding 8,000 NBN customers for slow speeds READ FULL STORY Turnbull unveils new tech ministers in Cabinet reshuffle READ FULL STORY NBN should pause fixed-wireless sales to fix congestion: Aussie Broadband READ FULL STORY Oracle acquiring Australian cloud company Aconex for AU$1.6b READ FULL STORY Australian government announces 5G working group members READ FULL STORY ACCC kicks off NBN wholesale service levels inquiry READ FULL STORY Apple to open 'toasted' flagship store in Melbourne's Federation Square WATCH THE VIDEO Fines for NBN installation delays proposed by ACMA READ FULL STORY Court dismisses Vodafone domestic roaming case READ FULL STORY Victorian cops to track stolen cars via GPS READ FULL STORY Gartner Magic Quadrant - Content Collaboration Platforms White Papers from Box Forrester: The Total Economic Impact™ of Box White Papers from Box Cloud Security and IT Challenges for Small Businesses White Papers from Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, Inc. 1. Innovation ​Naver to open patent of augmented strength robotic cart | Honda shows flair for design with four stylish robots | Samsung to launch smart speaker in first half of 2018: Report See more › 2. Security Singapore defence ministry invites hackers to breach its systems | Only US tops Australia in Asia-Pacific cyber maturity: ASPI | APAC firms confident of security measures despite breaches: Fortinet Read more › Privacy-touting Mozilla caught shoving Mr Robot add-on into Firefox Users who allowed Firefox to run its studies feature found an unwelcome add-on installed over the weekend. READ FULL STORY 5 Counterintuitive Mistakes Companies Make When Going Digital White Papers from Box Download Now Become An IT Hero: Giving your team the flexibility they want and the security they need White Papers from Box Download Now How to Manage Change when Moving to the Cloud White Papers from Box Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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Senate, House pass temporary spending bill

Dec 21, 2017  BREAKING NEWS  Senate, House pass temporary spending bill to avert government shutdown Thursday, December 21, 2017, 6:24 PM CT Congress has voted to prevent a government shutdown as the House and Senate in rapid succession approved a stopgap spending bill to keep agencies running through Jan. 19. The Senate's 66-32 vote sent the temporary funding bill to President Donald Trump with time to spare before a Friday midnight deadline. He has said he will sign it and encouraged lawmakers on Twitter to "keep our Government OPEN!" Read the latest - BREAKING NEWS PRESENTED BY - - UNSUBSCRIBE    |    NEWSLETTERS    |     PRIVACY POLICY    |    TERMS OF SERVICE - Copyright © 2017 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Breaking News newsletter.