A recent determination by the OAIC in the Flight Centre case demonstrates the potential to cause privacy harm when personal information is recorded and stored ...
What’s in store for privacy law in Australia?
The road to law reform is often long, and in the case of the Australian Privacy Act this latest iteration will prove no exception. In October 2020 the Australian government ...
Location, location, location: online or offline, privacy matters
One of the key findings of the OAIC’s latest Australian Community Attitudes to Privacy Survey is that 62% of Australians are uncomfortable with their location being tracked ...
The Data-Sharing Dilemma
Who gets to use public sector data, for what purposes, and under what conditions? Whose data is it anyway? That is the debate at the heart of a proposal now being put ...
Putting a price tag on privacy
We’ve all heard the saying: “if you’re not paying for the product, you are the product.” The underlying assumption of this phrase is that if we were paying for the product or ...
