Archives of iappANZ’s Privacy Unbound are now available. Users can access issues dating back to April 2015, where they will find a range of topics being discussed by predominant privacy professionals from across the region.
Issue No. 86, September/October 2018
- “Privacy Act's 25th Anniversary - Changes and challenges of the privacy professional” by John Edwards, New Zealand Privacy Commissioner.
- “Our Privacy Act: 30 years and 25 years reflections” by Malcolm Crompton, Anna Johnston, Marie Shroff, Tim McBride and Dr. Paul Roth.
- “The "Tech Conference" circuit: Where are the privacy professionals?” by Alan Mihalic.
- “GDPR is not a regulation” by Dr. Andrey Ivanov.
- “Board Talk - Dealing with data privacy and the key data related issues facing boards today” by Kelly Henney and Alisha Malhotra.
- “An update on the proposed consumer data right - August 2018” by Peter Leonard.
- “The GDPR starts to bite - Top 5 takeaways from the first enforcement note” by Frith Tweedie and William Fussey.
- “The expanding definition of personal information” by Katrine Evans.
- “Data sharing within government - Data Sharing Frameworks” by Dr. Ian Oppermann.
- “An introduction to the Deloitte Australian Privacy Index 2018 - Five questions with David Batch and Tommy Viljoen”.
- “Privacy, Trust and my Health Record” by Bernard Robertson-Dunn.
- “Digital Policy: A new space for harnessing the wisdom of our kids” by Nicole Stephensen.
- “GDPR and the Health Care Industry - Consent, erasure and automated decision making” by Jenny Wills.
- “The PageUp Data Breach - Employees, Service Providers and The Privacy Act” by Lyn Nicholson.
- “AI Algorithms and Personal Information: A riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma” by Frith Tweedie.
- “Privacy Unplugged with Privacy Commissioner John Edwards” by Katherine Gibson.
- “NZ office of the Privacy Commissioner's Privacy Trust Mark launch report” by Annabel Fordham.
- “Privacy: From principles to practice - How to achieve gold standard - looking back at iappANZ's PAW Panel events” by Georgia Milne & Lyn Nicholson.
- “Kiwi business storing data in an Australian "Cloud"? Australian privacy laws may apply” by Frith Tweedie.
- “Air New Zealand and the GDPR” by Shivani Lingham.
- “5 questions about DPOs” by Tim de Souza.
- “New Zealand introduces its privacy bill” by Katherine Gibson.
- “Privacy in the age of smart cities” by Nicole Stephensen.
- “Opal card privacy case illustrates dangers of over-collection by smart devices” by Anna Johnston.
- “Private Eyes: Parents, schools and the trouble with photos” by Colin Anson-Smith.
- “Australia's first data breach notified under the new regime” by Lyn Nicholson.
Issue No. 82, February/March 2018
- “Perspectives on Cyber Risk in Australia” by Veronica Scott.
- “GDPR and Beyond” by Georgia Milne.
- “ACCC issues paper on market power of digital platforms in media and advertising” by David Templeton.
- “Australasian implications of vicarious liability for privacy breach” by Olga Ganopolsky.
- “Lessons learned from the Strava debacle” by Anna Johnson.
- “Practitioner Focus Privacy Pause: Why some organisations are lagging behind” by Nicole Stephensen.
- “Comprehensive Credit Reporting: Once Illegal, Soon to be compulsory” by Patrick Dwyer.
- “Mandatory Data Breach Notification - Our Top Tips, three months out” by Melanie Marks.
- “Preventing and responding to data breaches” by Anna Johnson.
- “Does the Equifax Inc breach have implications for Australian companies?” by Lyn Nicholson.
- “Artificial intelligence in healthcare" by Daimhin Warner.
- “Head to Head: The GDPR and the Australian Privacy Principles” by Tim de Sousa & Veronica Scott.
- “Finding the Line – Understanding the regulatory landscape” by Katherine Gibson.
- “Managing the Future of Privacy” by Christopher Rogers.
- “The EU GDPR – Its effect in Australia and New Zealand and what to do about it?” by Carolyn Lidgerwood.
- “Update from the New Zealand OPC ” by Katherine Gibson.
- “Maintaining the line – Facilitating Safe Data Use Through Safe Settings and Ethical Decisions” by Jacqueline Peace.
- “Why I hijacked Privacy Awareness Week to win hearts, not minds” by Craig Templeton.
- “De‐identification practical: what the privacy professional needs to know” by Anna Johnston.
- “Ethics of Spyware – What happens when you spy on a thief?” by Marta Ganko.
- “Cool or Creepy?: Navigating a safe path to unlock the power of big data, AI and analytics” by Daimhin Warner.
- “Dataveillance and the power of the ABS: Government overreach highlighted by the marriage equality survey” by Anna Johnston.
Issue No. 79, July/August 2017
- “Privacy, Information Sharing and Trust in the Health Sector, Oh My!” by Samantha Fitch.
- “The EU General Data Protection Regulation and its impact on Australian and New Zealand companies” by Nicola Hermansson.
- “Privacy Protective Frameworks and Methodologies for Data Sharing Projects” by Peter Leonard.
- “Air New Zealand launches privacy initiatives” by Jacqueline Pearce.
- “Health Data Governance: Re-Identification of Health Records” by Simon Lewis.
- “Don Juan and Protecting Reputations in an open data economy” by Marta Ganko.
- “Rights, Responsibilities and Roller-Coasters. The Inevitability of a data breach” by Olga Ganopolsky.
- “Taking a consumer centric approach to a data breach” by Katherine Gibson.
- “New Zealand's Social Licence to share data” by Katherine Gibson.
- “Trust Starts from Within - Deloitte Privacy Index 2017” by Marta Ganko.
- “Upping the Ante: New Actors and the Consequences of breaching New Zealand's Privacy Act 2017 Privacy Week” by Katherine Gibson.
- “Just because you can disclose doesn't mean you should” by Anna Johnston.
- “Blockchain plain and simple” by Stephen Wilson.
Issue No. 77, March/April 2017
- “Harmful Digital Communications and Privacy” by Kathryn Dalziel.
- “Metadata: A world within a world” by Kyle Lees.
- “The expanding definition of personal information” by Katrine Evans.
Issue No. 76, January/February 2017 (pdf 4.57 MB)
- “IAPP Certification - C'mon and Get Ahead!" by Christopher Rogers.
- “A review of Australian Privacy Commissioner V Telstra Corporation Limited" by Peter Leonard.
- “Federal Court Interprets - 'Personal Information' What is it all about people?" by Helen Lauder and Veronica Scott.
- “Privacy & Safety Convergence" by Julie Inman Grant.
- “Mandatory Data Breach Notification arrives in Australia: A review of the Australian Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017" by Peter Leonard.
- “Book Review - Weapons of Math Destruction 2016 - Cathy O'Neil, Data Scientist" reviewed by Annelies Moens.
Issue No. 75, November/December 2016
- “Social License and Pragmatic Tools: How to unlock Public Data” by Anna Johnston.
- “GDPR: A middle ground to the de-identification debate” by Helen Lauder.
Issue No. 74, September/October 2016
- “Opening new territories for privacy”: 38th International Conference of Data Protection & Privacy Commissioners” by Malcolm Crompton, CIPP.
- “Individuation: Re-thinking the scope of privacy laws” by Anna Johnston.
- “The pursuit of cyber privacy, a lost cause?” by Guillaume Noe.
- “Insurance implications associated with mandatory data breach notification regimes” by Susan Ellis.
- “Insurance & data breach liability costs” by Meena Wahi.
- “Revisiting the interpretation of privacy principles and the rules on collecting personal information from social media” by Veronica Scott.
Issue No. 73, July/August 2016
- “Is the Australian public really taking leave of its ‘census’” by Tom Bowden.
- “An electronic health record for every New Zealander by 2020: What does this really mean?” by Kerry Bakkerus.
- “The eye of the beholder: analyzing the recent “NRMA determinations”” by Helen Lauder, John Fairburn & Martina Pasqualino.
- “The reckoning: Census fail – How bureaucratic and political chauvinism in the census debacle lead to a marvelous rendition of the eponymous Aussie boycott” by Kyle Lees.
- “Pokémon GO: “The Delusion of Solitude”” by Kyle Lees.
- “The Government Chief Privacy Officer (New Zealand):
Who is he and what does he do? ” by the Office of the GCPO. - “Update from the OAIC – simple breaches, the price of loyalty, and what does Pikachu know about you?” by Richard O’Neill.
- “Unravelling the mystery of blockchain – Do privacy professionals need to be concerned?” by Annelies Moens.
- “Ticked off: pre-checked boxes and privacy” by Carolyn Lidgerwood.
- “The Internet of Things and the Australian Privacy Landscape” by Alexander Vulkanovski.
- “Trust without Borders ” by Marta Ganko.
- “Magic and rocket science: de-identification is the new black ” by Anna Johnston.
- “Is there hope for privacy in an Internet of things world? ” by Dawn Swan.
- “Intimitatem Post Mortem” Privacy After Death ” by Kyle Lees.
- “Productivity Commission: Privacy 3.0? ” by David Templeton.
- “Keeping promises to look after customer information” by Dawn Swan and Katherine Gibson.
- “Decision in Hulk Hogan sex tape case places limits on freedom of the press in America” by Tarryn Wood.
Issue No. 69, March/April 2016
- “Digital Hicks and Ketchup” by David Templeton.
- “Please provide me with your customer details – we need these to maintain the law” by Katherine Gibson.
- “It’s Not About Privacy – It’s About Power” by Katryna Dow.
- “Why you might want to become a Jedi Knight for this year’s Census” by Anna Johnston.
Issue No. 68, February/March 2016
- “APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules System: New Report on Stakeholder Views” by Annelies Moens and Malcolm Crompton.
- “Perspectives on cyber risk: How resilient are you?” by Leah Mooney.
- “How Stephanie's broken down car is undermining your privacy” by Anna Johnston.
- “A Review of Telstra Corporation Limited and Australian Privacy Commissioner” by Peter Leonard.
- “Stop the press...current developments in privacy" by Carolyn Lidgerwood.
- “A ‘Gladiator’ Bill for children: More reforms proposed to Australian privacy laws” by Veronica Scott and Perry Singleton.
Issue No. 66, October/November 2015
- “An undead privacy law: James Rhodes v OPO and others” by Martin Soames.
- “Australia, New Zealand, Safe-Harbour and the Internet” by Alex Webling.
- “Creepiness in the eye of the beholder” by Anna Johnston.
- “Life is short. Have an affair” by Melanie Marks.
- “Bradley Cooper’s taxi ride: a lesson in privacy risk” by Anna Johnston.
- “Privacy and data protection in Victoria: Q&A with David Watts”.
- "Big Data, Ethics and Privacy in Human Research" by Jodie Mcvernon, Deborah Warr and Assunta Hunter.
- “From sex, lies and video tapes to class actions: the hidden world of privacy litigation ” by Emma Hossack.
- “True Confessions: international and local developments in mandatory data breach reporting” by Carolyn Lidgerwood.
Issue No. 64, July/August 2015
- “The ACSC signals business and government must move beyond regulatory compliance to address real world cyber threats” by Adrian Wood.
- “Comprehensive credit reporting now a step closer as principles look set to be approved” by Tarryn Wood.
- “Applying the Hippocratic Oath to patient privacy in an Electronic Age” by Tom Bowden.
- “I know it is personal information, but it is publicly available so of course I can use it” by Timothy Pilgrim and Melanie Marks.
- “Fishing by subpoena in the rising ocean of communications ‘metadata’: a debate yet to start” by Peter Leonard.
- “EU data protection reforms - on the home stretch" by Anna von Dietze.
- “Transparency is opportunity" by Marta Ganko.
- “Case Note from New Zealand: Another large damages award from the Human Rights Review Tribunal: Taylor v Orcon Limited [2015] NZHRRT 15" by Ella Biggs and Steven Li.
- “Case Note from Australia: Definition of personal information and metadata: Ben Grubb and Telstra Corporation Limited [2015] AICmr 35 (1 May 2015)" by Olga Ganopolsky.
- “Data Storage and the Recruitment Process" by Dianne Gilbert.
- “Cyber risk management, privacy and insurance" by David Gerber and Dr. Mark Wiese.
- “Big Data and the Future of Data Protection" by Fred H. Cate.
- “I’m a Privacy Paradox, but companies should not be" by Jennifer Mulvaney.
Issue No. 61, March/April 2015
- “March 2015 – first anniversary of privacy law reforms” by Timothy Pilgrim.
- “Privacy and young customers” by David Templeton.
- “Privacy rights and social media – the decision in Hammond v Credit Union Baywide” by Ella Biggs.
- “Privacy rights and social media – the decision in Hammond v Credit Union Baywide” by Ella Biggs.
- “The swearing cake case – more than just a damages case” by Katherine Gibson.
- “Five Questions for Timothy Pilgrim, the Australian Privacy Commissioner” by Melanie Marks.
- “Going grey, reasonably privately” by Peter Leonard.
- “Meta Data Bill puts mandatory data breach notification proposal back on the agenda” by Olga Ganopolsk.
- “The Insider Threat” by Nigel Phair.
- “Cloud services, data security & cross jurisdictional risk” by Eugenia Kolivos and Sarah Godden.
Issue No. 59, November/December 2014
- “Overview of iappANZ's 2014 annual Summit and AGM” by Veronica Scott.
- “Keynote speech: Privacy in the era of mobility by Larry Irving (CEO Irving Group)” Review by Anna Kuperman.
- “Keynote speech: The success of the Scottish shared health record system implementation: balancing the privacy and clinical outcomes by Dr Libby Morris” Review by Emma Hossack.
- “Keynote Speech: Personal Data disrupted by Stephen Deadman” Review by Melanie Marks.
- “Privacy, the state of play by Australian Privacy Commissioner Timothy Pilgrim” Review by Carolyn Lidgerwood.
- “Can ‘social login’ be privacy enhancing?” by Alex Webling.
- “Media Panel: Delete-the right to be forgotten” Review by Veronica Scott.
- “Asia Pacific panel: Thought Leadership” Review by Carolyn Lidgerwood and Malcolm Crompton.
- “Workshop: Crisis management – coping with data breaches and emerging cyber threats” Review by Veronica Scott.
- “Workshop: The Internet of things” Review by Carolyn Lidgerwood.
- “Lost in translation: Privacy perceptions and software development” by Emma Hossack.
- “Big news on big data” by Peter Leonard.
- “Exploring privacy over the next 25 years: The right to be forgotten” by John Edwards.
- “Privacy by Design adopted by Privacy Victoria” by Carolyn Lidgerwood.
- “Getting bitten by what’s in the garden shed” by Peter Leonard.
- “Response and responsibility” by David Templeton.
- “Privacy, profiles and targeted online advertising” by Eugenia Kolivos, Isaac Lin, and Dannica Alston.
- “Five questions for the Privacy Commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim” by Melanie Marks.
- “De-identification of personal information and privacy regulation: Are we moving forward or backwards?” by Peter Leonard.
- “Mandatory data breach notification legislation on the table, again” by Tarryn Ryan and Veronica Scott.
- “Sound and fury meets privacy: The ALRC and a statutory cause of action for invasion of privacy” by Peter Leonard.
Issue No. 50, January/February 2014
- “Australia legislates for 'privacy by design'” by Veronica Scott and Tarryn Ryan.
- ‘Hong Kong update: International conference on privacy protection in corporate governance and the privacy management program’ by Malcolm Crompton, CIPP.
- “Will the tide turn in 2014? New Zealand update” by Professor Gehan Gunasekara.
- “Code red! Key facts about the Credit Reporting Privacy Code” by David Kreltszheim.
- “Five questions for the Australian Privacy Commissioner,
- Timothy Pilgrim” by Melanie Marks.
- “The sky is (not) falling!” by Anna Kuperman.
- “Privacy reflections/predictions for 2014” by Souella Cumming.
- “Living in interesting times” by Katrine Evans.
- “Top 10 cyber threats Australian privacy professionals face in
- 2014” by Michael Sentonas.
- “Facebook's commitment to privacy” by Rob Sherman.
Issue No. 49, November/December 2013
- “Update from the Privacy Commissioner, OAIC” by Timothy Pilgrim.
- “35th Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners’ Conference, Warsaw, Poland” by Annelies Moens and Malcolm Crompton, CIPP/US.
- “Silver Surfers’ privacy concerns don’t outweigh risky behaviour online” by Joel Camissar.
- “The role and function of a Data Protection Officer in practice and in the European commissioners proposed General Data Protection Regulation workshop on the DPO role project, Brussels” by Malcolm Crompton, CIPP/US.
- “Recent Exiting Things” by David Templeton.
- “Credit crunch time: Less than five months to go” by David Kreltszheim.
- “Bikies and tattoos and clubs! Oh, my!” by Vanessa Hoban.
- “More than the bottom line” by Helaine Leggat, CISSP, CISM, CIPP/IT, CIPP/US.
- “Five questions for the Commissioner on guidelines to the Australian privacy principles” by Timothy Pilgrim.
- “Australians’ growing online privacy concern is a wakeup call for businesses” by Joel Camissar.
- “Five questions for the Commissioner: Guidelines to the Australian privacy principles” by Melanie Marks.
- “Reflections on themes emerging from recent iappANZ presentations in Melbourne and Brisbane” by Emma Hossack.
- “Barnaby Jack and hacking humans” by Kate Reynolds.
- “Your primer for addressing updates to the privacy act” by Karen Cheung.
- “Privacy Protection in Europe” by Mikko Niva.
- “The profile of privacy – Higher, but is it sexy?” by Richard Thomas.
- “Making adherence to privacy principles a source of competitive advantage” by Tom Bowden.
- “Privacy Breach Notification” by Puneet Kukreja.
- “The ascendancy of privacy professionals” by Emma Hossack.
- “Special focus on New Zealand: Privacy and projects; The tortious road to privacy reform” by Kerry Bakkerus.
- “The tortuous road to privacy reform in New Zealand” by Gehan Gunasekara.
- “Privacy and trust in an increasingly mobile world” by Chong Shao.
- “Lost in the landscape of privacy” by Peter Leonard.
- “CRN threat of the month – Securing the safety of SMBs” by McAfee.
- “Will the phoenix rise again? Australia’s proposed statutory cause of action for privacy invasion goes back to the ALRC” by Melanie Marks.
- “The latest David and Goliath story: Does the ‘right to be forgotten’ defy the tsunami of online information collection and distribution?” by Annelies Moens.
- “Mandatory data breach notification scheme for Australia” by Peter Leonard.
- “In the public interest of animal welfare” by Sally Stewart.
- “Book review ‘Corporate Information and the Law’” by Andrew Calvin.
- “The credit reporting scheme of regulation of de-identified credit reporting information: A case of regulatory overreach” by Michael Burnett.
- “Privacy – A maturing profession – the development of maturity models” by Chris Cowper.
- “Security and privacy – A practical approach” by Kate Reynolds.
- “Rethinking information and its value” by James Kelaher.
- “Privacy law reform: A milestone for privacy” by Timothy Pilgrim, Australian Privacy Commissioner.
- “Nudges and defaults – What have they got to do with privacy? The answer is a lot.” by Malcolm Crompton, CIPP.
- “Children’s privacy – an area to watch” by Melissa J. Krasnow, CIPP/US.
- “What has recordkeeping got to do with privacy? Managing privacy at the University of Sydney” by Tim Robinson.
- “Using big data to improve health and maintain individual privacy” by Emma Hossack.
- “Media privacy in print media: Read all about it” by Peter Leonard.
- “Finding the silver lining: Moving government to the cloud” by Lemm Ex and Samantha Banfield.
- “Responding to the tragic loss of Jill Meagher: A ‘privacy’ perspective” by Melanie Marks.
- “Privacy and the value of sharing – a few thoughts” by Emma Hossack.
- “The extra-territorial factor” by Anna Kuperman.
- “Privacy amendment bill tabled in parliament” by Melina Rohan.
- “Data protection for the private sector accelerates globally” by Annelies Moens.
- “An overview of the Draft European Commission Data Protection Regulation & the implications for Australian businesses” by Baker & McKenzie.
- “Do you want to lead the life of a celebrity? Facial recognition technologies and the impact on everyday life and public spaces” by Annelies Moens.
- “ePayments Code” by David Templeton.
- “Privacy and personal health information – A perspective on Australia’s introduction of the Personally Controlled Health Record (“PCEHR”)” by Emma Hossack.
- “A new privacy determination dawn breaks!” by Anna Kuperman.
- “Let’s talk about IDENTITY” by Stephen Wilson.
- “Privacy impact assessments: The who, what, why, how and when of PIAs” by Anna Johnston.
Issue No. 15, August/September 2010
- “Cmather.com talks privacy and delivery of virtual IT services through ‘the cloud’” by Chris Mather.
- “Privacy certification…should you be bothered?” by Nicole Stephensen.
- “Privacy and the dead” by Peter Timmins.
- “Privacy law reform: Changes and challenges for marketing” by Melina Rohan.
- “Privacy reform in Australia – Lessons from the…hare?” by Nicole Stephensen.
- “The APPs are here!!! (…in draft)” by Kaman Tsoi.
- “BLOGGED: APEC’s Clear Privacy Message: Actions Speak Louder Than Words” by Malcolm Crompton, CIPP.
- “Blogged: Privacy by design: An oxymoron, an impossibility or the way to go?” by Malcolm Crompton, CIPP.
- “The boundaries of babes” by John Pane, CIPP, CIPP/IT.
- “Hey! You! Get off of my cloud!” by John Pane.
- “Practical privacy: What goes around…” by Malcolm Crompton.
- “Privacy compliance monitoring – 6 steps to success” by Kate Johnstone.
- “The digital economy – Smartnet explores the privacy side of things” by James Kelaher.
- “Privacy – a valuable value” by John Pane.
- “Lockstep’s chief discusses Google, wifi and the gulf between IT and privacy” by Stephen Wilson.
- “Purposeful and pragmatic patient privacy. polarising…or possible?” by Stephen Wilson.
- “Be there or be square” by Brent Carey.
- “From the Queensland treasury trenches – a practical perspective on audits, compliance planning and regular PIAs” by Gerry Cottle.
- “Pressing the flesh – a view from ‘the top’” by Kevin Shaw.
- “Feet on the ground… privacy in the cloud” by Annelies Moens.
- “The privacy ‘sales pitch’ – How do you sell the obvious to your own organisation?” by Nicole Waterson.
- “Personal information is not just data… it has a face” by Nicole Waterson and Kelly-Ann McHugh.
- “The privacy octopus – We should get our tentacles into just about everything” by Nicole Waterson.
- “Who's talking 'privacy'?” by Nicole Waterson.
- “Beware the ostrich – Head in the sand vs. using what you don't know to your advantage” by Nicole Waterson.
- “Recruiting – a perfect opportunity to build privacy in” by Kate Johnstone.
- “Privacy Practice – Leading by example” by Nicole Waterson.
- “Health Information Privacy – Unpacking the EHR” by Dr. Peter Croll.
- “Implementing privacy – many baby steps can equal giant leaps” by Nicole Waterson.
- “North Asia's contribution to the growing global breed of privacy professionals” by Brent Carey.
Issue No. 1, February/March 2009
- “Getting the word out within: a small step toward making privacy everybody’s business” by Malcolm Crompton.
- “Movement toward a new information era in Queensland” by Malcolm Crompton.