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Privacy protections added, while restrictions imposed on corporations.

Harnessing government data to help keep kids out of jail is proving extraordinary value for money and a model for the effective use of big data.

A national portal to enable easy access to all the Commonwealth’s data assets is the centrepiece of a new national data strategy.

The Morrison Government has today announced the appointment of Ms Gayle Milnes as the new National Data Commissioner Designate. The Governor-General

Bands 2 and 1 appointments, first woman leader of water board, new ACCC appointment, and plenty more.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Unintended consequences. That’s what will happen if a cattle market reform compromise reached last week is passed by the U.S. Senate Ag Committee, according to a letter sent by R-CALF USA. The organization is asking the committee to reject S.3229, the “Cattle Market Price Discovery and Transparency Bill.” It would establish regional […]

Review urges changes to maximise use.

Jillian: dr. pepper and hard candy. todd: hair spray. who is it that can live without a care package of hard candy. a.g. paxton. >> thank you. jillian: republican congressman michael waltz will introduce a transparency bill targeting the biden family amid hunters art schedule. its called the painter act and require presidents and vice presidents to provide financial disclosures for all of their nondependent children while telling fox news, quote: we should know who is back channeling and back do...

The federal government is quietly preparing a raft of laws that would fundamentally change how technology is used in Australia. These wide-ranging digital reforms include everything from giving an unelected government official the right to censor apps and websites, to giving senior police the power to sign warrants that would allow them to take over your social media accounts. Here are the biggest things happening right now in Australia’s tech law space: The Online Safety Bill Touted as a way...

By Justin Hendry on Apr 20, 2021 3:04PM No access under planned data sharing laws without accreditation. A privacy impact assessment of the federal government’s planned public sector data sharing scheme has called for agencies to be subject to the same accreditation requirements as the private sector. The independent PIA [pdf], released last week, is the third assessment of the reforms, which are bookended as the Data Availability and Transparency Bi...