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  • Centrelink chief information officer John Wadeson will be a major beneficiary this week when Human Services Minister Chris Bowen announces plans to improve how agencies in his portfolio work together and combine services

  • Consolidating its sprawling technology infrastructure could save the cash-strapped NSW government more than $500 million during the next five years.

  • The National Australia Bank has quietly settled a long-running legal battle with former chief information officer Ian Crouch, who had sued the institution for about $15 million in lost earnings after he was axed in a management shakeout.

  • Bankwest chief information officer Tony Clasquin has resigned his position and will leave the institution at the end of the year.

  • The Victoria Police IT department was a financial fiasco so mismanaged that taxpayers blew more than $80,000 leasing a property that contained nothing but an empty cupboard.

  • Westpac Banking Corp's group head of head technology, Bob McKinnon, has collected a pay cheque of $2.089 million for the year ended November 2009, but big ticket computing items now need approval from a new special board committee, the bank's annual report says.

  • Australia's largest telco Telstra Corporation says it plans to reduce carbon emissions for every dollar earned by up to 15 per cent over the next six years.

  • IT spend will never recover from drops experienced this year according to Microsoft chief executive officer Steve Ballmer.

  • NRMA is searching for a new chief information officer following news that Craig Gibbons will hit the road after five years with the motoring services organisation

  • Dimension Data has won a three-year renewal of its contract with the South Australian Government worth $36 million.

  • Financial services company Suncorp is overhauling its storage systems in a move designed to and consolidate and standardise the way it manages data storage.

  • Full-year Microsoft results have shown that chief executive Steve Ballmer's compensation package is down 6 per cent on last year.

  • Macquarie University has appointed Marc Bailey to the newly created role of chief information officer

  • A former chief executive of Enron Broadband Services has been jailed for 16 months after he plead guilty to fraud

  • Industry leaders have called for closer ties with the NSW government as it sets out on a cost-cutting program that is expected to wipe more than $100 million from information and communications technology spending over the next four years.

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