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Apple hands Australian notification data to law enforcement
Tech giant confirms granting push token request for first time. -
Telstra erupts over 'misleading' Triple Zero survey
Telco group also rubbishes ACCAN's claims on emergency calls.
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Booking.com customers notified of data breach
Hackers access info shared with accommodation providers. -
Study site Chegg fined $500k for helping Aussies cheat
First company to breach new academic cheating laws. -
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Court overturns work-from-home tax break ruling
Tax office scores a win in long-running battle. -
Australian uses AI to design cancer vaccine for his dog
An oncologist says it's promising, but not a cure. -
Sam Altman's home attacked twice after 'incendiary' article
OpenAI CEO responds to media exposé. -
Tech workers face new layoffs at Bendigo Bank
Union attributes latest cuts to AI. -
Australian crypto exchange Swyftx cuts jobs, swaps CEOs
Workforce shrinks as Bitcoin flounders. -
Meta worker accused of downloading private Facebook photos
Around 30,000 images allegedly taken. -
Aussies too busy for study or training, new data finds
ABS figures show steady decline over recent years. -
AI internet traffic surges as agents swarm the web
'Fundamental shift' compounds security threats. -
Australian company boards still have few tech experts
In the age of AI, research shows we're falling behind. -
DroneShield shares tumble as Australian CEO quits
Oleg Vornik steps down after more than 10 years. -
Anthropic says Claude Mythos AI too 'powerful' to release
Unreleased model finds 'thousands' of vulnerabilities. -
Google, Cloudflare want post-quantum cryptography by 2029
New tech could crack encryption 'sooner than expected'. -
Optus raises mobile plan prices again
Follows Telstra with second increase in a year. -
The top five money wasters at work
Unnecessary meetings, lacklustre technology, and more. -
As EVs rise, Australia needs better kerbside charging
New research examines demand trends in Sydney. -
Microsoft Outlook issue hits Artemis II astronauts
Lunar crew kept busy by email woes and broken toilet. -
These Australian unis now rank in global top 100
See how technology course rankings have changed. -
Sydney quantum researcher bolsters IBM tech
New approach draws 'promising blueprint' for error correction. -
Social media giants not complying with under-16s ban
What will eSafety do next? -
Oracle cuts thousands of staff in early morning email
US tech giant quietly makes 'significant' layoffs. -
620,000 migrants underused in workforce
'Broken' system wastes talent nationwide. -
AI blunder lands worker in legal trouble
Judge cites repeated disregard for facts. -
'System malfunction' leaves robotaxis stranded in traffic
Passengers stuck in cars in Wuhan, China. -
Binance hit with $10m fine over investor failures
Took $4m in fees as inexperienced crypto clients lost big. -
Anthropic blames human error for Claude source code leak
Blunder comes as AI firm signs agreement with Australian govt. -
Age checks loom for most online services
Draft code mandates verifying users before data collection. -
Apple turns 50: Australian enthusiasts on its pivotal devices
Local collectors and ex-staff speak with Information Age. -
RBA finally bans credit, debit card surcharges
Eliminating hidden charges will save consumers $1.6 billion annually. -
North Korean ‘workers’ infiltrate Australian workplaces
Insider-threat campaign uses AI to secure jobs. -
Trio arrested over Nvidia AI chip smuggling plot
Alleged scheme derailed by anonymous tip. -
Fed up with telcos, ACMA takes control
Ends era of “dysfunctional and long-winded” self-regulation. -
Australia’s data centre boom collides with climate concerns
Fast-tracking sparks scrutiny over energy, water impact. -
Wikipedia bans AI-generated articles
New policy says 'caution is required' in the age of chatbots. -
Workers buckle as mental health claims surge
Technology professionals at risk. -
Telstra hits mobile customers with second price hike
Says increases will fund innovations. -
US bans sale of new foreign-made routers
Given previous concerns, could Australia do the same? -
Victorian business caught hiding paid reviews
Influencers told not to disclose deals. -
Meta, YouTube lose landmark social media case
Companies face millions in damages over harm to children. -
OpenAI shutting down Sora video generator
Company's $US1b Disney deal also reportedly cut. -
Meta, AWS blame human error after AI agents go rogue
Experts warn AI agents are being given too much free rein. -
‘All hands on deck’: Minister calls for unified tech approach
Says government will not provide tax breaks. -
Software developer loses case after using AI
Workplace dispute spiralled following AI-generated emails. -
Anthropic warns governments against 'threats or retaliation'
AI firm 'grateful' for public support in case against US military. -
WFH encouraged to help ease fuel crisis
But no official mandate to be issued by government. -
IT jobs slump as unemployment rises
Tech hiring falls faster than economy.