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NSW Health uses AI to help map staff access to digital patient record system (opens the original)
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NSW Health is using artificial intelligence to assist with determining role-based access for staff to the state’s new single digital patient record (SDPR) as they are progressively onboarded. Associate director of portfolio and AI delivery at the NSW Health SDPR Implementation Authority, Marc Pelusi, told the recent AWS Public Sector Summit that the AI uses Amazon Bedrock in Health’s AWS tenancy, which sits in the cloud provider’s Sydney region. The core technology for the SDPR is supplied by Ep
ACCAN wants temporary disaster roaming mandate (opens the original)
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Consumer communications body ACCAN has called for mandated mobile roaming during disasters, after the three mobile telcos created a limited technical capability. Telstra, TPG and Optus banded together to create temporary disaster roaming (TDR) this week, but it has a number of limitations. According to a FAQ sheet published by the Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA), “TDR may be activated in up to three disaster-affected areas across Australia at the same time.” “Each area can include u
Home Affairs orders gov-wide 'legacy' system stocktake within six months (opens the original)
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Home Affairs has ordered all federal departments and agencies to “conduct a legacy technology stocktake” within six months, after an AI agent exposed configuration weaknesses in an older data portal. A new direction [pdf] has given “all non-corporate Commonwealth entities” until the end of March 2027 to perform the stocktake and to develop a “legacy technology risk management plan” for what is found. Entities must also set targets for reducing legacy systems in their environment, and outline mit
Australian Energy Regulator appoints permanent CIO (opens the original)
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The Australian Energy Regulator has its first permanent chief information officer since becoming a standalone agency at the start of July. Daniel Woolstencroft started in the CIO role on September 14, having previously led IT at the Australian Public Service Commission (APSC). Woolstencroft confirmed his appointment in a brief LinkedIn post. “I’m looking forward to working with an amazing team of people to build the future of digital and data services for the AER,” he wrote. The AER did have an
OpenAI agent accessed "credentials" via Medicare data portal (opens the original)
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OpenAI has admitted the model that gained non-public access to a Medicare statistics portal also ran commands and retrieved credentials, going beyond its earlier account that only aggregate health statistics and internal file names were accessed. An OpenAI blog post reveals additional details about the agent’s access to the now-offline Medicare statistics reporting portal, as well as to three other Australian government web-based resources. OpenAI said that it tasked the agent that hit the Medic
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