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  • OpenAI grilled over rogue agents by Australian inquiry

    OpenAI grilled over rogue agents by Australian inquiry

    AI giant admits its initial responses 'fell short'.
  • Tech job vacancies plunge 15pc in a year

    Tech job vacancies plunge 15pc in a year

    Sector has 5,000 fewer open roles.
  • Atlassian's CEO on why his IT team now reports to HR

    Atlassian's CEO on why his IT team now reports to HR

    Mike Cannon-Brookes explains company's 'unusual' structure.
  • Student visa crackdown puts migration agents on notice

    Student visa crackdown puts migration agents on notice

    Unscrupulous agents rush to enrol students before deadline.
  • The data centre giants paying no tax in Australia

    The data centre giants paying no tax in Australia

    ATO scrutinises the rapidly growing industry.
  • Mobile networks finally get a disaster backup

    Mobile networks finally get a disaster backup

    Telstra, Optus and TPG activate emergency roaming.
  • OpenAI researchers fired after sharing ‘sensitive’ safety data

    OpenAI researchers fired after sharing ‘sensitive’ safety data

    What did they discover about runaway AI?
  • South Australia names AI Royal Commission panel

    South Australia names AI Royal Commission panel

    The state’s landmark inquiry gets underway.
  • Companies now rehiring jobs they cut for AI

    Companies now rehiring jobs they cut for AI

    Employers discover human judgement remains critical in many roles.
  • QLD cybersecurity department loses $800k in cyberattack

    QLD cybersecurity department loses $800k in cyberattack

    Third-party service was 'misused' for financial gain.
  • Amazon’s delivery drones heading Down Under

    Amazon’s delivery drones heading Down Under

    New job ad reveals plans for Prime Air.
  • How the AI boom is worsening Australia's inflation problem

    How the AI boom is worsening Australia's inflation problem

    Reserve Bank cites price increases in tech while hiking interest rates.
  • Goodbye, credit card surcharges

    Goodbye, credit card surcharges

    Hello, higher prices.
  • IT manager accused of $8m invoice fraud

    IT manager accused of $8m invoice fraud

    Allegedly bought and sold mobile phones.
  • OpenAI unveils autonomous agents days after Australia apology

    OpenAI unveils autonomous agents days after Australia apology

    And Trump officially rebrands AI to SI.
  • Australian IT recruitment falls 'well below' other industries

    Australian IT recruitment falls 'well below' other industries

    Hiring slows and competition remains high, govt report finds.
  • The iced coffee that sparked a workplace war

    The iced coffee that sparked a workplace war

    Should you bring a beverage to a job interview?
  • Experts say OpenAI should be charged for Medicare attack

    Experts say OpenAI should be charged for Medicare attack

    Who pays when an AI agent goes rogue?
  • Big Un tech boss gets 21 months for insider trading

    Big Un tech boss gets 21 months for insider trading

    Former CEO also banned from managing companies for five years.
  • Controversial Sydney data centre plan scrapped

    Controversial Sydney data centre plan scrapped

    Developer Goodman relents after community backlash.
  • Meta doubles down on AR glasses amid privacy storm

    Meta doubles down on AR glasses amid privacy storm

    Unveils its next wave of smart glasses.
  • UNSW researchers got AI 'drunk' – and it dropped its guardrails

    UNSW researchers got AI 'drunk' – and it dropped its guardrails

    Artificial intoxication sees leaks rise and jailbreaks land.
  • Australia's Heidi plans GP AI agents, nears unicorn status

    Australia's Heidi plans GP AI agents, nears unicorn status

    Would you trust AI to treat your medical condition?
  • OpenAI agent hacks Medicare web portal

    OpenAI agent hacks Medicare web portal

    'Unacceptable' incident spurs cybersecurity investigations.
  • Commonwealth Bank tech staff hit by fresh job cuts

    Commonwealth Bank tech staff hit by fresh job cuts

    Union calls latest redundancies 'savage'.
  • Sydney tech firm faces $100k fine over unpaid wages

    Sydney tech firm faces $100k fine over unpaid wages

    Fair Work Ombudsman takes Enterprise CRM Solutions to court.
  • Councils push for data centre pause amid 'significant concerns'

    Councils push for data centre pause amid 'significant concerns'

    Governments urged to halt developments ahead of national standards.
  • AI attacks driving cybersecurity workers to the brink

    AI attacks driving cybersecurity workers to the brink

    Cyber professionals face mounting stress as threats intensify.
  • How would AI actually kill all humans? The top 5 scenarios

    How would AI actually kill all humans? The top 5 scenarios

    The least (and most) probable situations.
  • Celebrate 40 years of Information Age!

    Celebrate 40 years of Information Age!

    It’s our birthday, but the prizes are all yours.
  • Quest breach included thousands of credit card CVVs

    Quest breach included thousands of credit card CVVs

    Experts warn stolen details could fuel online fraud.
  • Australia won't get Google's cheapest Googlebook laptop

    Australia won't get Google's cheapest Googlebook laptop

    Lineup's local pricing and availability confirmed.
  • Triple Zero should be taken out of Telstra’s hands

    Triple Zero should be taken out of Telstra’s hands

    Senate inquiry calls for a new national public provider.
  • Govt migration reforms ignore tech skills challenges

    Govt migration reforms ignore tech skills challenges

    Changes tighten visa rules for overseas students, backpackers.
  • AI expert loses ‘sham’ contractor case against Infosys

    AI expert loses ‘sham’ contractor case against Infosys

    Worker claimed deal hid her true employer.
  • Albanese backs global push for tighter AI safeguards

    Albanese backs global push for tighter AI safeguards

    Australia joins growing calls for human oversight.
  • 'Matter of urgency': Govt wants frontier AI training in Australia

    'Matter of urgency': Govt wants frontier AI training in Australia

    Cyber chief pushes US firms Anthropic and OpenAI.
  • Meta’s robots threaten data centre jobs

    Meta’s robots threaten data centre jobs

    AI infrastructure could create fewer jobs than promised.
  • He trashed his boss in WhatsApp, then won $14k

    He trashed his boss in WhatsApp, then won $14k

    Employer breached procedural fairness.
  • The end of broadcast TV is on the table

    The end of broadcast TV is on the table

    Government considers moving free-to-air services online.
  • AI giants 'want cartel-like policy', former OpenAI exec says

    AI giants 'want cartel-like policy', former OpenAI exec says

    Zack Kass calls coordinated safety efforts 'a very hard problem'.
  • The tech innovators awarded 2026 Churchill Fellowships

    The tech innovators awarded 2026 Churchill Fellowships

    Their projects span AI, robotics and digital safety.
  • Government's secret AI copyright proposals exposed

    Government's secret AI copyright proposals exposed

    Labor considers allowing training on local content.
  • ACS launches task force to strengthen defence technology engagement

    ACS launches task force to strengthen defence technology engagement

    Former ADF director general Peter Lambert to lead.
  • Govt loosens startup CGT rules after industry backlash

    Govt loosens startup CGT rules after industry backlash

    Holding periods and lifetime caps have been scrapped.
  • Australia 'cannot meet' tech demand without skilled migration

    Australia 'cannot meet' tech demand without skilled migration

    Industry bodies issue warnings to parliamentary inquiry.
  • ‘They’re lying’: LG denies ‘spy TV’ claims

    ‘They’re lying’: LG denies ‘spy TV’ claims

    Electronics giant issues carefully worded explanation.
  • The hidden IT time bombs hiding in your business

    The hidden IT time bombs hiding in your business

    Invisible dependencies can trigger catastrophic disruption.
  • 'Can you do my tax?': ATO, Services Australia prep for AI agents

    'Can you do my tax?': ATO, Services Australia prep for AI agents

    Aussies will use agentic tech to access key services, officials say.
  • Trump doubles down on AI amid calls for slowdown

    Trump doubles down on AI amid calls for slowdown

    AI bosses Altman, Amodei, Musk dismissed.
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