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• Oakton to sell Dimension Data cloud
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• NBN Co must prepare for new govt: committee
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• Google explores balloon-powered Internet access
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• NSW lets cloud suppliers in to new data centres
• Oracle details Java security facelift
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• First look: Windows 8.1
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• HTC One Mini rumours surface
• Intel Haswell "hotter and slower than expected"
• Websense bought for $US1 billion
• ASIC blocked 250,000 websites
• Queensland allocates $815m for IT
• Anittel taps new CTO
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• NSW Police smash alleged telco scam ring
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• Spooks test Android security
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• iiNet's transparency push blocked by ACCC
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• Datacom inks 4-year deal with ATO
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