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  • Tech sector welcomes new government

    Tech sector welcomes new government

    Advanced manufacturing, training for digital skills.
  • Why now is the best time to apply for jobs

    Why now is the best time to apply for jobs

    Applications have plummeted almost 50pc.
  • Preventing cyber attacks through code analysis

    Preventing cyber attacks through code analysis

    Monash researchers create new system for finding vulnerabilities.
  • Crypto funding Australian research into future pandemics

    Crypto funding Australian research into future pandemics

    The rise of crypto philanthropy.
  • Google's new AI can generate weird photos

    Google's new AI can generate weird photos

    Imagen makes photo-realistic pictures from strange prompts.
  • Sydney commuters saved $5.6b by working from home

    Sydney commuters saved $5.6b by working from home

    Recommendations for an employer WFH code of practice.
  • Rethinking tech design for disabled users

    Rethinking tech design for disabled users

    Shifting toward an accessibility-first mindset.
  • Data at the heart of Kmart’s success

    Data at the heart of Kmart’s success

    Migrating legacy systems to cloud has been a winner.
  • Election 2022: where the major parties stand on tech

    Election 2022: where the major parties stand on tech

    NBN, public service cuts, skills training.
  • 55yo cardiologist busted creating ransomware

    55yo cardiologist busted creating ransomware

    Helped hackers hold networks to ransom.
  • The in-demand skills Australians are studying

    The in-demand skills Australians are studying

    DeFi, blockchain surge globally – but where is cyber?
  • UNSW researchers generate solar power at night

    UNSW researchers generate solar power at night

    Could herald 24-hour energy capture from the sun.
  • Facebook tracking exposed

    Facebook tracking exposed

    Why ads stalk you all over the net.
  • Here’s when you should fire your CISO

    Here’s when you should fire your CISO

    As global chaos disrupts business, expect the unexpected.
  • Pegasus spyware found on UK government phones

    Pegasus spyware found on UK government phones

    Amnesty International calls for moratorium on surveillance tech.
  • Death of a cryptocurrency

    Death of a cryptocurrency

    A look inside the spectacular Terra/Luna collapse.
  • 4 in 10 CISOs unprepared to stop attacks

    4 in 10 CISOs unprepared to stop attacks

    Simply spending more on cyber security tools is not the answer.
  • Serving non-English speakers in an English world

    Serving non-English speakers in an English world

    Translation tech is good but it's not perfect.
  • Has STEM education lost its way?

    Has STEM education lost its way?

    Students love STEM if it’s taught right.
  • Self-driving cars not yet ready

    Self-driving cars not yet ready

    Driver assist tech struggles to avoid head-on collisions.
  • Mass shooting livestreamed on Twitch

    Mass shooting livestreamed on Twitch

    It was removed within two minutes but the video spread.
  • Aboriginal cyber company looks to ASX

    Aboriginal cyber company looks to ASX

    Willyama Cyber wants to make history.
  • New Zealand makes play for skilled migrants

    New Zealand makes play for skilled migrants

    Fast-tracking residency for IT workers.
  • Beware dodgy LinkedIn emails

    Beware dodgy LinkedIn emails

    Watch out where you log in.
  • Theatres becoming outsourced lounge rooms

    Theatres becoming outsourced lounge rooms

    5G cinemas will show more than movies.
  • The iPod is dead

    The iPod is dead

    Apple quietly axes the product that changed everything.
  • Blue skies ahead for Australian spacetech

    Blue skies ahead for Australian spacetech

    Opportunities abound – if we can find the skills.
  • Clearview AI banned from making private sales

    Clearview AI banned from making private sales

    Agrees to limit its business in the US.
  • DoorDash strikes landmark deal for gig workers

    DoorDash strikes landmark deal for gig workers

    Safety and fairness standards have been agreed to.
  • No more passwords, says Apple, Google, and Microsoft

    No more passwords, says Apple, Google, and Microsoft

    You will use your phone to sign into everything.
  • Staff quit as return-to-office mandates kick in

    Staff quit as return-to-office mandates kick in

    Forcing employees back to office will blow up in your face.
  • Bitcoin and tech stock prices are crashing

    Bitcoin and tech stock prices are crashing

    Brace for impact.
  • Back in my day…

    Back in my day…

    What do you remember about the early days of ICT?
  • AI can detect scam calls in real time

    AI can detect scam calls in real time

    Could warn people they are being scammed.
  • ASIC sues for $750k over poor cyber security

    ASIC sues for $750k over poor cyber security

    Company failed to have adequate risk management in place.
  • Facebook’s Australian news ban was intentional

    Facebook’s Australian news ban was intentional

    “Genius” strategy: block first, ask questions later.
  • Where ICT contractors make most cash in Australia

    Where ICT contractors make most cash in Australia

    It’s not Sydney or Melbourne.
  • No plans to raise Australian migration levels

    No plans to raise Australian migration levels

    Permanent migration limit set to stay at 160,000.
  • Don’t store passwords in your web browser

    Don’t store passwords in your web browser

    World Password Day marks new threats, old reminders.
  • NSW outlines plans to reverse R&D slump

    NSW outlines plans to reverse R&D slump

    Twenty-year roadmap identifies 39 core strengths.
  • Airtasker buys Oneflare for $9.8m

    Airtasker buys Oneflare for $9.8m

    Consolidation in the gig economy marketplace.
  • Empower your employees to be better

    Empower your employees to be better

    There are ways to address gaps in digital skills.
  • EU launches fresh antitrust case against Apple

    EU launches fresh antitrust case against Apple

    Claims Apple locked other developers out of contactless payments.
  • How to keep employees from leaving

    How to keep employees from leaving

    The cost to hire a new employee has ballooned to $23,860.
  • Most companies expect to suffer breaches this year

    Most companies expect to suffer breaches this year

    And many are prepared to pay a ransom.
  • Is the metaverse bubble already about to burst?

    Is the metaverse bubble already about to burst?

    Virtual property has been selling for millions.
  • London calling entrepreneurs, innovators and technologists

    London calling entrepreneurs, innovators and technologists

    Explore how to take your business global.
  • Mike Cannon-Brookes now owns 11% of AGL

    Mike Cannon-Brookes now owns 11% of AGL

    Becomes largest shareholder after failed takeover bid.
  • A surefire way to quickly lose trust in a brand

    A surefire way to quickly lose trust in a brand

    Misuse customer data at your peril.
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