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PM ‘flat-out lying’ over surveillance bill claims: Labor

Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s claim that several pieces of surveillance and tech-focused legislation currently before Parliament do not have bipartisan support is a “flat-out lie”, according to the Opposition....

Science and tech at the centre of Albo’s reshuffle

28 January 2021 | by Denham Sadler

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has placed science, technology and advanced manufacturing front and centre in Labor’s policy structures as a part of a significant shadow cabinet reshuffle ahead of...

Labor seeks cybersecurity strategy briefing

15 July 2020 | by Denham Sadler

Labor has demanded a briefing from the government on it’s massive $1.35 billion cybersecurity strategy and assurance that work is being done to improve information security of the public...

Threat-sharing platform now 10x funding cost

30 June 2020 | by Denham Sadler

The government’s cyber threat sharing platform has received a 10-times funding boost just days after it was officially launched and more than four years after it was first announced....

Privacy safeguards useless without funding

18 May 2020 | by Denham Sadler

Australia’s privacy office “urgently” needs more funding to properly conduct its oversight role of the COVIDSafe contact tracing app, with Labor calling for three standalone commissioners to also be...

Labor turns to national cyber resilience

11 May 2020 | by Denham Sadler

There needs to be a rethinking of cybersecurity policy in Australia with a focus on national resilience and community-based efforts, according to shadow assistant minister for cybersecurity Tim Watts....

‘Inconceivable’ US could access tracing data

6 May 2020 | by Denham Sadler

It is “inconceivable” that US authorities would be able to access data from Australia’s contact tracing app, but the government’s legal advice on the matter will not be made...

US DoJ on encryption laws and the CLOUD Act

2 May 2020 | by Denham Sadler

The nation’s controversial encryption laws will not stand in the way of Australia securing an expedited data-sharing deal with the United States, the US Justice department said in a...

No encryption fix until at least October

14 February 2020 | by Denham Sadler

There won’t be any amendments to the Commonwealth’s controversial encryption-busting powers until October at the earliest with the Coalition signalling it would vote down Labor’s attempts to “repair” the...

Fix needed for US CLOUD deal: Labor

5 February 2020 | by Denham Sadler

New legislation would be required for Australia to qualify for a much sought-after data-sharing agreement with the US, paving the way for amendments to the controversial encryption powers, according...

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PM ‘flat-out lying’ over surveillance bill claims: Labor

Science and tech at the centre of Albo’s reshuffle

Labor seeks cybersecurity strategy briefing

Threat-sharing platform now 10x funding cost

Privacy safeguards useless without funding

Labor turns to national cyber resilience

‘Inconceivable’ US could access tracing data

No encryption fix until at least October

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