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  • Qantas denies 1,000 job outsourcing reports

    Qantas denies 1,000 job outsourcing reports

    AI strategy faces workforce scrutiny.
  • Domestic roaming could transform mobile coverage

    Domestic roaming could transform mobile coverage

    ACCC opens year-long inquiry.
  • Quantum countdown: Is 2030 already too late?

    Quantum countdown: Is 2030 already too late?

    Experts says we need to act now.
  • AI startup’s tattoo-hiring stunt backfires

    AI startup’s tattoo-hiring stunt backfires

    Seven people got inked chasing interviews.
  • Singtel prepares Optus sell-off

    Singtel prepares Optus sell-off

    Years of turmoil take toll.
  • Anthropic’s AI escapes, hacks three companies

    Anthropic’s AI escapes, hacks three companies

    Claude testing spills into real world.
  • AI deadline looming for every business

    AI deadline looming for every business

    New disclosure laws take effect December.
  • Bitcoin wallet bug sparks $144m crypto heist

    Bitcoin wallet bug sparks $144m crypto heist

    Thousands of Coldcard users remain at risk.
  • Australia unveils high-tech defence roadmap

    Australia unveils high-tech defence roadmap

    AI, quantum and autonomous systems lead innovation push.
  • LinkedIn adds ‘Seems like AI slop’ button

    LinkedIn adds ‘Seems like AI slop’ button

    Users can now flag suspicious AI-generated posts.
  • Origin opposed tougher cyber rules before massive breach

    Origin opposed tougher cyber rules before massive breach

    Executives argued changes were ‘overly prescriptive’.
  • NSW nurse charged over alleged data breach

    NSW nurse charged over alleged data breach

    Patient data allegedly downloaded by NSW Health employee.
  • AI drives fresh CommBank job cuts

    AI drives fresh CommBank job cuts

    Hundreds reportedly axed from chat support.
  • Optus faces $250m Triple Zero lawsuit

    Optus faces $250m Triple Zero lawsuit

    ACMA launches Federal Court action.
  • Patients deserve right to refuse AI scribes, watchdog warns

    Patients deserve right to refuse AI scribes, watchdog warns

    Calls to regulate healthcare software like medical devices.
  • OpenAI rogue AI claims another victim

    OpenAI rogue AI claims another victim

    Modal customer exploited during autonomous cyberattack.
  • Telstra boosts remote connectivity with Starlink apps

    Telstra boosts remote connectivity with Starlink apps

    Maps and messaging reach remote Australia.
  • ‘Superhuman’ AI agents are actively stealing your data

    ‘Superhuman’ AI agents are actively stealing your data

    Industry panics as AI cybersecurity race accelerate.
  • Hacker claims deal struck with Origin over data breach

    Hacker claims deal struck with Origin over data breach

    Energy provider confirms 900k customers' info stolen.
  • Worker aged 65 fired, wins $43k compo

    Worker aged 65 fired, wins $43k compo

    Fair Work rules age isn’t grounds for dismissal.
  • Telstra outage shouldn’t have stopped trains: experts

    Telstra outage shouldn’t have stopped trains: experts

    Switch to Telstra mobile network was poorly managed.
  • Kogan 'clone' site sparks pricing concerns

    Kogan 'clone' site sparks pricing concerns

    Discount claims face scrutiny.
  • The AusAlert test worked, but not for everybody

    The AusAlert test worked, but not for everybody

    Agency works to fill technical gaps before full go-live in October.
  • Fair Work rules AI startup CEO wasn't an employee

    Fair Work rules AI startup CEO wasn't an employee

    As a contractor, he wasn’t eligible to claim unfair dismissal.
  • Should Australia pause building new data centres?

    Should Australia pause building new data centres?

    Five experts weigh in.
  • The best Australian cities to get a job

    The best Australian cities to get a job

    A surprising location has taken the top spot.
  • OpenAI agent goes rogue in unprecedented hack

    OpenAI agent goes rogue in unprecedented hack

    Escaped testing and launched a real-world cyberattack.
  • Origin Energy investigating possible data breach

    Origin Energy investigating possible data breach

    Threat actor claims hack impacts millions.
  • Why every company suddenly wants an AI chief

    Why every company suddenly wants an AI chief

    And the one thing that will make or break them.
  • Every tech revolution sparked job fears

    Every tech revolution sparked job fears

    Every one also created new careers.
  • New AI advice line for business is run by… AI

    New AI advice line for business is run by… AI

    Offers SMEs round-the-clock guidance.
  • AusAlert emergency system to be tested Monday 27 July

    AusAlert emergency system to be tested Monday 27 July

    Authorities, DV support bodies weigh in ahead of nationwide test.
  • Telstra ignored bug before 8.8 million-user outage

    Telstra ignored bug before 8.8 million-user outage

    Executives admit technicians twice decided not to fix a known flaw.
  • Burnout forces Australians to take sick leave

    Burnout forces Australians to take sick leave

    More than half have taken time off due to mental exhaustion.
  • China bans AI relationships with humans

    China bans AI relationships with humans

    Users lose digital partners as Beijing tackles declining birthrates.
  • Qantas goes unpunished for staggering data breach

    Qantas goes unpunished for staggering data breach

    More than five million Australians affected.
  • Victoria cracks down on online trolls, workplace surveillance

    Victoria cracks down on online trolls, workplace surveillance

    Govt wants online ‘vilifiers’ to be de-anonymised.
  • ‘Inflection point’: Govt unveils landmark space plan

    ‘Inflection point’: Govt unveils landmark space plan

    Space Agency instructed to reduce regulatory delays.
  • AI agents don’t need to break in – they already have access

    AI agents don’t need to break in – they already have access

    The three questions you must be able to answer.
  • Australian GP network hit in data breach

    Australian GP network hit in data breach

    Medical records stolen from operator of 60 clinics.
  • Govt to introduce AI, data centre laws in policy pivot

    Govt to introduce AI, data centre laws in policy pivot

    Experts seek detail on Albanese's plan for national standards.
  • Xero staff offered payout instead of performance plan

    Xero staff offered payout instead of performance plan

    High performers to score better bonuses.
  • Tech giants offered $500k in gifts to public servants

    Tech giants offered $500k in gifts to public servants

    Defence tops list for accepted freebies.
  • Russia targets Australia's critical infrastructure

    Russia targets Australia's critical infrastructure

    ASD warns routers are exposing key networks.
  • Tax and superannuation data allegedly stolen in data breach

    Tax and superannuation data allegedly stolen in data breach

    AAS named as latest victim in Australian hacking spree.
  • Australia moves to standardise cyber professions

    Australia moves to standardise cyber professions

    New framework would align jobs and skills.
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