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  • Trump order to ban Huawei sales in US

    Trump order to ban Huawei sales in US

    The Chinese telco is under pressure.
  • Will a robot build your next home?

    Will a robot build your next home?

    New technologies are shaking up the construction industry.
  • Tech companies take stand against terrorism

    Tech companies take stand against terrorism

    World leaders and tech giants sign Christchurch Call.
  • Election 2019: Where the parties stand on tech

    Election 2019: Where the parties stand on tech

    Their views on jobs, NBN, R&D, green tech and business.
  • WhatsApp compromised by surveillance spyware

    WhatsApp compromised by surveillance spyware

    Update the app immediately.
  • Tech jobs: it’s a contractor’s world

    Tech jobs: it’s a contractor’s world

    How one platform is changing the rules.
  • 5,000 free tech TAFE spots up for grabs

    5,000 free tech TAFE spots up for grabs

    Labor vows for TAFE overhaul if it wins upcoming election.
  • Stop talking up AI

    Stop talking up AI

    AI pioneer warns industry to stay objective in selling AI’s benefits.
  • Uber IPO flops on debut

    Uber IPO flops on debut

    Shares bomb – but still a multi-billion dollar company.
  • ACCC blocks TPG and Vodafone merger

    ACCC blocks TPG and Vodafone merger

    TPG shares fall 14%, Vodafone calls lawyers.
  • Apple and Spotify come to blows

    Apple and Spotify come to blows

    App store gives Apple "unfair advantage", says Spotify.
  • Why it pays to be a full stack developer

    Why it pays to be a full stack developer

    Emerging technologies shape industry demand.
  • Touchdown for drone-delivered organs

    Touchdown for drone-delivered organs

    World-first operation safely brings kidney to patient.
  • CSIRO takes $6.5m dip into cyber

    CSIRO takes $6.5m dip into cyber

    Funding secured by bot fighting start-up.
  • ATO sets sights on cryptocurrency

    ATO sets sights on cryptocurrency

    Data-matching program will increase tax scrutiny.
  • Melinda Gates: We need more women in technology

    Melinda Gates: We need more women in technology

    Her new book empowers women to play a bigger role.
  • Dog's breakfast

    Dog's breakfast

    How is Australia's future shaping up?
  • Zuckerberg says Facebook is all about privacy now

    Zuckerberg says Facebook is all about privacy now

    And the world laughed.
  • The key to a better cyber response

    The key to a better cyber response

    Automation is overlooked by more than 75% of businesses.
  • News bytes: Facial recognition, Wikipedia news, ex-PM lashes out

    News bytes: Facial recognition, Wikipedia news, ex-PM lashes out

    News you may have missed.
  • The tech policies that could change everything

    The tech policies that could change everything

    ACS reveals its 17 #gamechangers ahead of Federal Election.
  • Labor promises better wages for overseas workers

    Labor promises better wages for overseas workers

    Income to increase 21% to match local workers' pay.
  • Israel produces groundbreaking 3D-printed heart

    Israel produces groundbreaking 3D-printed heart

    Could organ printing be routine within a decade?
  • Australia, your internet sucks

    Australia, your internet sucks

    We’ve once again fallen in speed rankings.
  • Minister: Huawei ban stands

    Minister: Huawei ban stands

    UK considers Chinese telco for 5G but Australia stands firm.
  • $156m boost for Australian cyber

    $156m boost for Australian cyber

    Government looks to develop cyber skills.
  • New rules for commercial drones

    New rules for commercial drones

    Documented procedures and staff training will be compulsory.
  • The passwords most hacked

    The passwords most hacked

    Unbelievably, 23.2m people use ‘123456’ as their password.
  • Tesla gets into rideshare… with a twist

    Tesla gets into rideshare… with a twist

    Owners could earn $US30,000 a year.
  • Drones the hero in Notre Dame fire

    Drones the hero in Notre Dame fire

    Firefighters used drones to track the fire.
  • Samsung’s new Galaxy Fold put on hold

    Samsung’s new Galaxy Fold put on hold

    Case closed.
  • Social media shutdown following Sri Lankan blasts

    Social media shutdown following Sri Lankan blasts

    Facebook and WhatsApp get blocked.
  • Government hands out money to Netflix, Amazon

    Government hands out money to Netflix, Amazon

    Free-to-air TV networks are livid.
  • Bot or human?

    Bot or human?

    Most websites can't tell – and that's a major security problem.
  • Facebook no longer sees dead people

    Facebook no longer sees dead people

    AI is changing way platform views deceased users.
  • Today a CIO, tomorrow a CEO

    Today a CIO, tomorrow a CEO

    A technology world means we need tech-savvy leaders.
  • RiverPitch glory for Weploy

    RiverPitch glory for Weploy

    Recognition for removing bias in recruitment.
  • The woman behind world’s first image of black hole

    The woman behind world’s first image of black hole

    Dr Katie Bouman being praised around the world.
  • Hunting for Australia’s next great innovation

    Hunting for Australia’s next great innovation

    EOIs sought for Harbour City Labs at Barangaroo.
  • US warns of aggressive North Korean malware

    US warns of aggressive North Korean malware

    From the creators of WannaCry comes HOPLIGHT.
  • Drone-delivered coffee to your door in minutes

    Drone-delivered coffee to your door in minutes

    Service begins as noise and privacy concerns linger.
  • Woolworths trials in-store robot

    Woolworths trials in-store robot

    Latest technology being trialled in Australian supermarkets.
  • Uber files for mega IPO

    Uber files for mega IPO

    Company eyes US$100 billion listing.
  • Shorten: Australia on track for 50% electric cars by 2030

    Shorten: Australia on track for 50% electric cars by 2030

    Electric vehicles became the latest election battleground.
  • Six RiverPitch finalists vie for top prize

    Six RiverPitch finalists vie for top prize

    The grand finale screens tonight.
  • Working for a cause

    Working for a cause

    Salary isn't everything.
  • Federal budget takes wrong approach on skills

    Federal budget takes wrong approach on skills

    Why is the government talking about bricklayers instead of tech jobs?
  • Huawei ban benefits only Telstra, says Vodafone

    Huawei ban benefits only Telstra, says Vodafone

    Network equipment market is now a duopoly.
  • Can less trust make for more security?

    Can less trust make for more security?

    Never trust, always verify.
  • Social media laws rammed through Parliament

    Social media laws rammed through Parliament

    Platforms to be held accountable for “abhorrent” material.
  • The industry that created 23,000 jobs in two years

    The industry that created 23,000 jobs in two years

    Creating apps is big business.
  • ACS launches Blockchain 2030 report

    ACS launches Blockchain 2030 report

    Examines future adoption of blockchain technology in Australia.
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