Pyne says census attack came from Australia
Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne has contradicted previous government claims the census was attacked from overseas, stating the interference came from "elements here in Australia".
Low-level hacktivists brought fragile census to its knees: experts
The cyber attacks that sparked a deliberate shutdown of the Census website on Tuesday night appear to have been small-scale and likely carried out by ordinary "hacktivists" rather than sophisticated organisations or governments, experts and insiders say.
Morrison blocks sale of Ausgrid to foreign bidders
Treasurer Scott Morrison has blocked the sale of the country's biggest electricity network, Ausgrid, to foreign companies, citing national interest grounds.
Carr accuses Morrison of 'economic populism' over Ausgrid ruling
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McCormack website hacked amid government tech woes
The personal website of the minister in charge of the Census was hacked on Wednesday afternoon.
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Indigenous referendum delay welcomed as opportunity to get it right
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Government assures people who can't fill out census won't be fined
Australians who failed to fill out the census because of the hours-long website outage will not be fined, and have until ...
Indigenous recognition referendum unlikely for 2017
Moves to coincide a referendum on Indigenous recognition in the Australian constitution with the 50th anniversary of the ...
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