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In this section of the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner’s (OAIC) website you will find speeches by the Commissioner's relating to the OAIC generally, our three functions — freedom of information, privacy and information policy or related topics.

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Latest Speeches

Privacy governance

Thursday, 12 February 2015

Presentation by Timothy Pilgrim to iappANZ, Sydney, 11 February 2015

Read more: Privacy governance

Privacy: the state of play

Monday, 17 November 2014

Presentation by Privacy Commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim, to iappANZ Summit, Monday 17 November 2014.

Read more: Privacy: the state of play

Administrative Law and Cultural Change

Friday, 24 October 2014

Presentation by Prof John McMillan, Australian Information Commissioner, to the Australian National University, Public Law Weekend, Canberra, 24 October 2014

Read more: Administrative Law and Cultural Change

The importance of information security in protecting privacy

Friday, 17 October 2014

Presentation by Privacy Commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim, to the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) conference, Friday 17 October 2014.

Read more: The importance of information security in protecting privacy

Launch of the Global Integrity Summit

Wednesday, 06 August 2014

Prof John McMillan, Australian Information Commissioner, at a function on 6 August 2014 in Brisbane to launch the Global Integrity Summit, being hosted by Griffith University in Brisbane on 9-10 September 2014[1]

Read more: Launch of the Global Integrity Summit

More Articles...

  1. Launch of ‘Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries’
  2. Launch of the Bureau of Meteorology ‘Data and Information Framework and Principles’
  3. Defining the sensor society
  4. Privacy matters
  5. Mapping data breach notification
  6. Up close and personal
  7. Privacy and transparency
  8. Future Directions for Ombudsman Offices – Four Trends, Two Reflections
  9. Tapping a National Resource – Government Information
  10. Credit reporting changes

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Changes to privacy law

Content found in this section or on this page may no longer reflect the current law.

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