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ID Card - is Big Brother stalking you?
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Privacy legislation applied to businesses is substantially different from privacy legislation for government organisations.
The Australian government's push for an "access" card is supported by a business model which is claimed to justify the billion-dollar expenditure.
Unfortunately, the relevant sections in government publications are inaccessible "for commercial reasons" or are labelled "government in confidence".
At the same time businesses appear to be directly resisting attempts for more open access by shareholders, or - more indirectly - via a shift to "private equity" funding.
The Smart Semen-Triggered Vaginal Microbicidal Vehicle works a little like Vaginal Contraceptive Film, except that it also prevents AIDS.
Can winning a Nobel Prize help you live longer?
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