Data Sharing in Modern Australia
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Australia is reshaping privacy law and the talk lists concrete statutes like Privacy Act 1988 and the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act, then gives hard examples: HealthEngine shares booking fields and an “injury at work” flag with lawyers and leaks HTML booking details, a 10% Medicare sample gets reidentified by researchers, and a Red Cross MySQL backup lands on a public web server. Advice is specific: stop collecting unnecessary data, ask for what you need, keep designs simple; ABS and data.gov.au model safe sharing.
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