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Crime scene DNA used to ‘sketch’ suspects
AFP using controversial prediction technology. -
250 international students arrive in Sydney
Universities thrilled to see valuable students return.
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Govt prepares surveillance law reforms
Begins work on fixing "unnecessarily complex" laws. -
'Australian Nakamoto' survives $71b Bitcoin lawsuit
But Craig Wright must pay $100m in damages. -
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Half of workers hide mental condition
Say wellbeing initiatives are merely a tick-boxing exercise. -
Buy-now-pay-later debts explode
Financial counsellors see increase in BNPL hardship. -
Bionic eye offers restored vision hope
High-tech device tricks the brain into ‘seeing’. -
How 10xers can help beat tech talent crunch
And what you should do if you ever find one. -
You can’t build diversity inclusion change in a day
Carsales MD says it should be a business priority. -
NSW bank-raiding AI was “unlawful”: Ombudsman
Took money from accounts without consent. -
Inquiry to put big tech under microscope
Social media facing further public scrutiny. -
Why data is driving the world
And how you can be part of the revolution. -
Apple’s repair plan a win for innovators: Woz
Co-founder of Apple still an engineer at heart. -
Space Agency prepares for human space flight
‘Huge opportunity’ to launch crewed missions from Australia. -
Entrepreneurs vie for dollars in RiverPitch reboot
Founders look for $25m investment in live pitch event. -
Job applicants to employers: please don’t ghost me
The ugly recruitment trend that is cutting deep. -
Return of skilled workers and students delayed
The government has been spooked by Omicron. -
Govt wants to end online anonymity
Will force social media platforms to identify users. -
Robot, clean up this mess!
Alphabet’s Everyday Robot tackles mundane cleaning tasks. -
ACS debuts at Perth Pride Parade
Embracing diversity and inclusion. -
Jack Dorsey resigns as Twitter CEO
Says it’s time to step away as a founder. -
NSW to be Australia’s home of quantum computing
Sydney's Quantum Terminal gets first tenants. -
ASIC mulls cryptocurrency regulation
Clients demanding advisors divert superannuation into digital currencies. -
Which certification should you get?
It’s not easy to find the right career path. -
Nick Tate announced as next ACS President
Steps into the role from 2022. -
Apple sues 'abusive' iPhone spyware firm
NSO Group made millions from totalitarian governments. -
ACS President bids farewell at AGM
Dr Ian Oppermann acknowledges extraordinary term. -
Superannuation scam pockets $20m in Bitcoin
ASIC struggling to recover missing money. -
ACS signs Diversity Pledge
Commits to improving its workplace and tech sector. -
David Thodey wins 2021 Pearcey Medal
ACS Fellow Judy Hammond inducted into Pearcey Hall of Fame. -
Skilled migrants and students to return
Australia is opening its doors from 1 December. -
Critical Infrastructure Bill passes Parliament
Government can now take over ‘critical’ systems. -
Stop measuring employees by hours worked
Remote employees should be judged by ‘impact’, says Slack. -
Incoming Passenger Cards go digital
No more trying to scribble on tiny cards while airborne. -
The camera that sees through metal
Melbourne firm revolutionises plane stress testing. -
Technology is killing our shared reality
Nobel Peace Prize winner issues warning about social media. -
The Australian central banker who holds Bitcoin
Officially sceptical but personally invested. -
India's PM calls for Bitcoin protection, tech collaboration
Democracies must protect privacy, innovation ideals online. -
Apple will let customers fix their own iPhones, Macs
Will sell spare parts as right to repair changes loom. -
What’s behind Google’s $1b investment in Australia?
Tech giant wants to take over local cloud market and AI research. -
Bitcoin just had a major upgrade
Taproot adds scalability, improves privacy. -
The Emotet malware botnet has returned
Email spammer is back 11 months after police knocked it offline. -
Government to invest $111m in quantum computing
Peak body says funding deal doesn’t go far enough. -
Haptic gloves will let you touch VR
Meta's next product simulates how objects feel. -
Facebook leans on AI to target ads at kids
Teens see ads for gambling, alcohol and smoking. -
19 November is Women’s Entrepreneurship Day
A UN-backed global day of support for women-led businesses. -
Tasmania celebrates ICT jobs boom
State sees tech workforce surge during 2020. -
The best-paying certifications in IT
Which ones have you got? -
Queensland water supplier Sunwater breached
Hackers went undetected for nine months. -
Where have all the workers gone?
Finding staff today is a blood sport. -
No quick fix to global chip shortage
‘Chipageddon’ could disappoint gadget lovers at Christmas and beyond. -
'Unrealistic' to secure all data: Deloitte
Decide what you can afford to lose and empower CISOs to protect the rest. -
Online educator Shaw Academy to refund students
‘Free trial’ charged students even when they cancelled. -
Judge baffled by iPad pinch-to-zoom
Defence attorney claimed ‘logarithms’ inserted pixels into image. -
Pearcey Awards state winners announced
Australian companies showcasing best of entrepreneurship. -
What it's like to be transgender in IT
How my employer made all the difference. -
SA hit by multiple cyber incidents
State issues warning about targetted attacks. -
Elon Musk just sold $1.4b of his Tesla shares
A Twitter poll made him do it. -
Govt creates $1b low emission tech fund
Opens the door for more carbon capture and storage. -
Researcher hacks 55 banking apps
Insecure APIs pose “clear and present danger”, hacker warns. -
Police arrest REvil ransomware gang members
US seeks extradition, takes back $8.3m. -
HealthTech startups meet LaunchVic angels
Private investors filling government funding gap. -
EV industry slams Future Fuels policy
Industry labels government “fizzer” a missed opportunity. -
Why opening borders won’t solve IT skills shortage
Australia needs to take a different approach. -
International student applications plummet 51%
Universities desperate for students to return. -
Could quantum computers kill cryptocurrency?
Blockchain, Bitcoin encryption exposed as Q-Day nears. -
Pandemic drives surge in scams
The message for this Scam Awareness Week is ‘speak up!’. -
ACS supports Women in AI Awards
Taking action to increase females in tech. -
Augmented reality helps fans avoid toilet queues
Marvel Stadium, Sydney Opera House get 5G mmWave AR makeover. -
Professional organisations launch Climate Action Forum
Peak body looks to develop sustainable future actions. -
CommBank to launch crypto exchange
First Australian bank to jump into cryptocurrency. -
Police seize cocaine-filled PlayStation 5
Had a street value of $346,500 – the cocaine, not the PS5. -
Tesla is recalling 11,704 cars
Full Self-Driving feature was bugged. -
Facebook dumps facial recognition
Says it will deletes over one billion face image templates. -
Breach my data and we’re through
Customers have laid down the law to businesses. -
Clearview AI ordered to delete images
Controversial facial recognition firm slammed by Privacy Commissioner. -
Tech giants quit China
LinkedIn, Epic Games and Yahoo have all left the building. -
Australia gets 26,000 new cyber workers
But global demand is still outpacing supply.