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Facebook tourist walks off pier A Taiwanese tourist is rescued after walking off a pier in the Australian city of Melbourne while checking her Facebook page, police say. [BBC]  What can you learn about me from 24 hours of my metadata? Australia's surveillance agency offered to share bulk metadata with other countries – here's some of mine to start the ball rollingOliver Laughland [The Guardian] State Government of Victoria Simplifies Search with HP Autonomy HP Autonomy today announced that the Department of State Development, Business and Innovation (DSDBI) at Australia's State Government of Victoria is using HP IDOL (Intelligent Data Operating Layer) to provide a single point of access to internal and external information sources. - - DSDBI (...) [WebWire Computer software] ASPERA Launch Ruggedised and Waterproof Smartphone and Tablet Range SYDNEY, Australia – November 29, 2013 – Australian mobile brand ASPERA, today announced the launch of a unique range of rugged mobile devices, with all six models in the range rated IP67 for high level protection against the effects of non-corrosive liquids and dust. All models are constructed (...) [WebWire Telecommunications] ASPERA Launch Ruggedised and Waterproof Smartphone and Tablet Range SYDNEY, Australia – November 29, 2013 – Australian mobile brand ASPERA, today announced the launch of a unique range of rugged mobile devices, with all six models in the range rated IP67 for high level protection against the effects of non-corrosive liquids and dust. All models are constructed (...) [WebWire Mobile communications] PlayStation 4 takes on Xbox One in Christmas console war Sony launches PS4 a week after Microsoft sells a million machines in 24 hours Launched on Friday in the UK and Australia, Sony's PlayStation 4 is the final video game console to enter the fray in the current war for the space beneath our TV sets. This sleek black system, engineered in Japan but (...) [The Guardian] Frost & Sullivan Names Verizon as Leader in Australian Managed Security Services for the Sixth Consecutive Year For the sixth consecutive year, Frost & Sullivan has recognized Verizon for its leadership in the Australian managed security services market. The company was named the 2013 Frost & Sullivan Managed Security Service Provider of the Year at the annual Australia Excellence Awards (...) [WebWire High tech security] Frost & Sullivan Names Verizon as Leader in Australian Managed Security Services for the Sixth Consecutive Year For the sixth consecutive year, Frost & Sullivan has recognized Verizon for its leadership in the Australian managed security services market. The company was named the 2013 Frost & Sullivan Managed Security Service Provider of the Year at the annual Australia Excellence Awards (...) [WebWire Telecommunications] Frost & Sullivan Names Verizon as Leader in Australian Managed Security Services for the Sixth Consecutive Year For the sixth consecutive year, Frost & Sullivan has recognized Verizon for its leadership in the Australian managed security services market. The company was named the 2013 Frost & Sullivan Managed Security Service Provider of the Year at the annual Australia Excellence Awards (...) [WebWire Computer networks] Indonesian hackers target Australian police websites as payback for spying AFP says no sensitive information compromised after hackers access log-in details of member through Crime Stoppers siteOliver Laughland [The Guardian] Family set Christmas lights record An Australian family put up 502,165 Christmas lights around their home, setting a new world record. [BBC] Australia sites hacked amid spy row Hackers attack Australian government websites amid an ongoing row over reports that Australia spied on the phone calls of the Indonesian prime minister. [BBC News] Australia sites hacked amid spy row Hackers attack Australian government websites amid an ongoing row over reports that Australia spied on the phone calls of the Indonesian prime minister. [BBC] Major Bitcoin theft from website A man in Australia claims Bitcoins worth £650,000 have been stolen from him. [BBC News] Major Bitcoin theft from website A man in Australia claims Bitcoins worth £650,000 have been stolen from him. [BBC]
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