​Australia's big banks apply to join forces to negotiate with Apple

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ZDNet Tech Today - AU July 27, 2016

​Australia's big banks apply to join forces to negotiate with Apple Some of Australia's big banks are requesting approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to collectively negotiate with Apple on putting their mobile banking apps onto the iPhone. READ FULL STORY

Vodafone Australia CTO Benoit Hanssen departing READ FULL STORY ​Commonwealth to invest AU$7m in the NCI for supercomputing research READ FULL STORY

Queensland government gives two startups a funding leg up READ FULL STORY Australian government cracking down on illegal firearms with intelligence software READ FULL STORY

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Obama publishes directive for cyber attack response In the event of a significant cyber attack, the FBI would take the lead in responding to the threat, the directive says. READ FULL STORY

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