Queensland is considering a mandatory data breach reporting scheme.

State health ministers say they are facing the same wave of ill health arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Telstra has been ordered to pay $50 million for unconscionable sales to Indigenous consumers.

Australia’s new insolvency laws are set for reform, just a few months after their introduction.

The Morrison government is coupling $1.6 billion in preschool funding with new attendance targets.

Experts want Australia to dump NAPLAN and replace it with more dynamic tests.

A former chief auditor under the Abbott government has warned of Australia’s $1 trillion debt in an uncertain world.

The vital national audit office received nearly $62 million in additional funding in Tuesday's budget.

Queensland’s Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) has been accused of denying public scrutiny.

An investigation has resumed investigating when the Prime Minister’s office found out about the alleged rape of former Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins.

The Federal Government plans to grow the size of the public sector, but has retained its Abbott-era staffing cap.

A royal commission has heard Western Australia's casino watchdog is underfunded and underskilled.

There is little for the university sector to get excited about in this week’s federal budget.

Australia is near the bottom of new global aid rankings.

Building giant Boral is considering an $8 billion buyout bid.

A computer error in SA has seen some patients receive over 10 times the necessary amount of medication.

A million people may be missed in the Treasurer’s new jobs target.

Unions say Australia’s industrial anti-dumping authority cannot properly safeguard domestic industries.

The NSW government has published a draft bill for mandatory data breach notifications.

New research suggests complex passwords are not always best.

A ransomware attack has shut down one of the United States' major fuel pipeline operators.

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