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  • Government bungles $163m tender process

    Government bungles $163m tender process

    Auditor slams procurement of Entrepreneurs’ Programme contracts.
  • Top 10 coding languages for IT professionals

    Top 10 coding languages for IT professionals

    It's all about the full-stack skills.
  • Amazon is teaching Alexa to deepfake your grandma

    Amazon is teaching Alexa to deepfake your grandma

    Here comes fraud at a whole new level.
  • Australia could become major semiconductor player

    Australia could become major semiconductor player

    NSW invests to kickstart local chip design opportunities.
  • Blast off: Australia’s first commercial rocket launch

    Blast off: Australia’s first commercial rocket launch

    NASA rocket heads into space from the NT.
  • Samsung fined $14m for misleading ads

    Samsung fined $14m for misleading ads

    Phones weren’t as water resistant as they claimed.
  • What’s the Deel with hiring anyone in any country?

    What’s the Deel with hiring anyone in any country?

    Have someone else manage the logistics.
  • Newsflash: customers don’t like being tracked online

    Newsflash: customers don’t like being tracked online

    There’s a fine line between personalised and creepy.
  • World-first quantum integrated circuit made in Australia

    World-first quantum integrated circuit made in Australia

    20 years of research and development pays off.
  • Businesses still can’t find IT workers

    Businesses still can’t find IT workers

    Nearly a third of employers short-staffed.
  • Death to CAPTCHAs at last

    Death to CAPTCHAs at last

    Apple-backed tokens bypass annoying bot checks.
  • NSW govt invests $2.8b in TAFE’s ‘golden era’

    NSW govt invests $2.8b in TAFE’s ‘golden era’

    Will also subsidise apprenticeships, traineeships.
  • 315m fewer women than men own smartphones

    315m fewer women than men own smartphones

    Stalled progress on closing digital divide.
  • GitHub’s new AI tool can write code for you

    GitHub’s new AI tool can write code for you

    Copilot was trained on public code repositories.
  • Three essentials for intelligent innovation

    Three essentials for intelligent innovation

    Place data at your core and you're on your way.
  • Final round of ACS constitutional reform consultation begins

    Final round of ACS constitutional reform consultation begins

    Closes on 5 August.
  • Massive delays for skilled migrant visas

    Massive delays for skilled migrant visas

    Can wait up to 15 months for approval.
  • Warning: don’t spy on your employees

    Warning: don’t spy on your employees

    Don’t make bossware yet another reason workers leave.
  • Ransomware is stressing CISOs to breaking point

    Ransomware is stressing CISOs to breaking point

    Securing remote work is driving a burnout surge.
  • Bitcoin crashes to 2017 high

    Bitcoin crashes to 2017 high

    Dips below US$20,000 mark.
  • Microsoft signs on to pay transparency trend

    Microsoft signs on to pay transparency trend

    Publishing salaries could help close gender pay gap.
  • How upskilling developers can help cyber shortage

    How upskilling developers can help cyber shortage

    Managers must prioritise security as part of developer KPIs.
  • Meta’s quest for photorealistic VR

    Meta’s quest for photorealistic VR

    Trying to solve the ‘visual Turing test’.
  • ‘Complacent” Aussies at most risk of mobile malware

    ‘Complacent” Aussies at most risk of mobile malware

    Are we putting too much faith in iPhone security?
  • IT workers still commanding top dollar

    IT workers still commanding top dollar

    Employers bumping up pay packets to lure good staff.
  • The passwordless future is here

    The passwordless future is here

    Which solution will emerge as trusted default for web security?
  • Kmart, Bunnings using facial recognition in-store

    Kmart, Bunnings using facial recognition in-store

    Claim it’s all about catching thieves.
  • Tesla chair: our tech future is in Western Sydney

    Tesla chair: our tech future is in Western Sydney

    Describes region as a “technology powerhouse”.
  • Apple offers domestic violence lifeline

    Apple offers domestic violence lifeline

    Helping survivors cut digital ties with abusers.
  • Internet Explorer is dead, long live Edge

    Internet Explorer is dead, long live Edge

    Microsoft ends support for browser after 26 years.
  • Trusting technology to keep us safe

    Trusting technology to keep us safe

    How the standards are set.
  • Paid a ransom? The crims will be back for more

    Paid a ransom? The crims will be back for more

    Companies coughing up the second time around.
  • What Gen Z wants in a job

    What Gen Z wants in a job

    Equal pay, diversity and inclusion, and remote working.
  • Chinese hackers spied on Australia for 10 years

    Chinese hackers spied on Australia for 10 years

    Installed backdoors and quietly watched.
  • New USB-C rules a blow to Apple

    New USB-C rules a blow to Apple

    EU mandates devices must now incorporate this connector.
  • Updated ePayments Code addresses digital payments

    Updated ePayments Code addresses digital payments

    Too bad if you lose money due to a scam.
  • Google engineer says AI has become sentient

    Google engineer says AI has become sentient

    He has been put on administrative leave for going public.
  • Breakthrough in Aussie robotic laundry innovation

    Breakthrough in Aussie robotic laundry innovation

    High-tech solution could revolutionise labour-intensive job.
  • Microsoft’s vulnerability practices put customers at risk

    Microsoft’s vulnerability practices put customers at risk

    Tech giant failing to notify users of security issues.
  • Bosses targeting home workers for layoffs

    Bosses targeting home workers for layoffs

    More than half of workers ‘more productive’ when working from home.
  • Windfall pay rise for tech talent

    Windfall pay rise for tech talent

    Organisations have little choice but to pay up.
  • SMEs under cyber attack

    SMEs under cyber attack

    It’s not just big business taking the hits.
  • Top End to launch NASA rockets

    Top End to launch NASA rockets

    Nhulunbuy site introduces Australian Space Agency to the world.
  • Crims switch to De-Fi as police trace crypto crimes

    Crims switch to De-Fi as police trace crypto crimes

    Cryptocurrency fraud is declining.
  • Startup Catalyst takes contingent to London Tech Week

    Startup Catalyst takes contingent to London Tech Week

    A week of learning and networking ahead.
  • Why your business needs a virtual receptionist

    Why your business needs a virtual receptionist

    Outsourcing call answering can maximise your profits.
  • Patch now: Atlassian zero-day being exploited

    Patch now: Atlassian zero-day being exploited

    Beware a Confluence Server remote code vulnerability.
  • AFP wants your childhood happy snaps

    AFP wants your childhood happy snaps

    Can consent-driven AI spot child abuse material?
  • Data leaked as NDIS software provider hacked

    Data leaked as NDIS software provider hacked

    Software provider moves to head off identity theft.
  • Lifelong learning the answer to digital skills crisis

    Lifelong learning the answer to digital skills crisis

    Give more opportunities for staff to upskill.
  • World’s first exascale supercomputer powers up

    World’s first exascale supercomputer powers up

    Frontier has 8.7 million cores.
  • Money lost to scams surpasses $200m

    Money lost to scams surpasses $200m

    Australians warned about too-good investment opportunities.
  • Australia risks losing world-leading 5G take-up

    Australia risks losing world-leading 5G take-up

    Industry group warns of economic cost without revitalised policy.
  • Albanese ministry boasts tech industry smarts

    Albanese ministry boasts tech industry smarts

    Australian Government’s new cabinet is well-versed in ICT.
  • Cyber Academy will pay you $40k to study cyber

    Cyber Academy will pay you $40k to study cyber

    Unis, industry partner to produce job-ready cyber workers.
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