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Cyber crime levels blurring the lines between peace and war: Defence Minister

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Cyber attacks on Australian government agencies and businesses are rising to unprecedented levels, says Linda Burney.

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Lest we forget: troops to get civilian records for serious crimes in Defence Force reforms

Early bargains attract shoppers & US$ on the way down?

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Cyber crime levels blurring the lines between peace and war: Defence Minister

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Cyber attacks on Australian government agencies and businesses are rising to unprecedented levels, says Linda Burney.

Latest podcast episodes

Lest we forget: troops to get civilian records for serious crimes in Defence Force reforms

Early bargains attract shoppers & US$ on the way down?

Severe storms in Australia raise fears of future wild trends

Air strikes hit northern Syria as government vows to "crush" insurgency

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