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  • ACS changes leadership

    ACS changes leadership

    Dr Prins Ralston steps in as interim CEO.
  • How Mark learned to code in a Sydney prison

    How Mark learned to code in a Sydney prison

    Inside the program getting inmates into tech jobs.
  • Tai chi scams target elderly Australians

    Tai chi scams target elderly Australians

    Scamwatch warns of financial malware.
  • WFH to become legal right for Victorians from 1 September

    WFH to become legal right for Victorians from 1 September

    Business groups furious.
  • Bunnings ruling no ‘green light’ for facial recognition

    Bunnings ruling no ‘green light’ for facial recognition

    Privacy Commissioner says retail still faces scrutiny.
  • US developing system to refund illegal tariffs

    US developing system to refund illegal tariffs

    Current technology not suited to mammoth task.
  • Porn sites block Australians in protest over age checks

    Porn sites block Australians in protest over age checks

    RedTube, YouPorn and more react to new regulations.
  • Apple unveils cheaper MacBook Neo, raises other laptop prices

    Apple unveils cheaper MacBook Neo, raises other laptop prices

    Tech giant also announces iPhone 17e and new iPad Air.
  • Ladies who launch: Aussie female founders who WFH

    Ladies who launch: Aussie female founders who WFH

    This IWD, meet the Aussie women driving the remote work revolution.
  • Tech Council fights non-compete ban

    Tech Council fights non-compete ban

    Government wants workers to switch jobs freely.
  • CISOs warned as Iran conflict spills into cyberspace

    CISOs warned as Iran conflict spills into cyberspace

    Cyber, AI now strategic battlegrounds.
  • Laws not keeping pace with workplace surveillance

    Laws not keeping pace with workplace surveillance

    ‘Intrusive’ wearable neurotechnology and eye tracking slammed.
  • AI fuels surge in Australian data centre emissions

    AI fuels surge in Australian data centre emissions

    Lobby group claims data centres are 'energy efficient'.
  • Considered verifying yourself on LinkedIn?

    Considered verifying yourself on LinkedIn?

    There’s a big privacy cost for that tick.
  • Gender pay gap doubles at Canva, NextDC, AWS

    Gender pay gap doubles at Canva, NextDC, AWS

    How tech firms fared in Australia's latest wages data.
  • University cash crisis threatens AI future

    University cash crisis threatens AI future

    Some 40% of institutions in deficit as global rankings slip.
  • Anthropic and the US military are feuding: What to know

    Anthropic and the US military are feuding: What to know

    Department of War dumps AI firm, as tech reshapes defence.
  • Overhauled emergency alert system to go live in October

    Overhauled emergency alert system to go live in October

    AusAlert delivers updates to every phone regardless of carrier.
  • AI heist: CBA calls police over $1b loan fraud

    AI heist: CBA calls police over $1b loan fraud

    Investigation draws in big four banks.
  • Samsung hikes Galaxy S26 prices in Australia

    Samsung hikes Galaxy S26 prices in Australia

    Analysts predict more price pressure this year as costs rise.
  • 4,000 jobs cut as Block goes all in on AI

    4,000 jobs cut as Block goes all in on AI

    Afterpay employees in Australia affected.
  • WiseTech axes 2,000 jobs, CBA cuts hundreds as AI ramps

    WiseTech axes 2,000 jobs, CBA cuts hundreds as AI ramps

    Fresh layoffs also confirmed at Optus.
  • You might be getting a pay rise this year

    You might be getting a pay rise this year

    Are your tech skills in demand?
  • Hacker uploads alleged youX stolen data

    Hacker uploads alleged youX stolen data

    Fintech confirms personal information was accessed.
  • AI expert Toby Walsh slams govt for 'not regulating harms'

    AI expert Toby Walsh slams govt for 'not regulating harms'

    Researcher calls out politicians, Big Tech in Press Club speech.
  • Apple begins App Store age checks in Australia

    Apple begins App Store age checks in Australia

    Blocks under-18s from adult apps.
  • Govt spent $200k on AI group before axing it

    Govt spent $200k on AI group before axing it

    Officials instructed on how to answer tricky questions.
  • Australian sentenced to jail for selling US security secrets

    Australian sentenced to jail for selling US security secrets

    Former general manager traded with Russian hackers.
  • Govt flags root-to-branch Triple Zero review

    Govt flags root-to-branch Triple Zero review

    Commits $12m to device testing facility.
  • ICT manager pay dips in Australia amid 'flood' of senior leaders

    ICT manager pay dips in Australia amid 'flood' of senior leaders

    But most tech salaries rise during 'middle management squeeze'.
  • IT costs blow out by $1.25b in Victoria: report

    IT costs blow out by $1.25b in Victoria: report

    Budget increases and project delays appear to increase.
  • AI floods Fair Work claims

    AI floods Fair Work claims

    Commission swamped with sub-par chatbot submissions.
  •  Syd Uni capstone shake-up raises red flags

    Syd Uni capstone shake-up raises red flags

    CompSci students report losing external experience.
  • Accenture: Use AI if you want a promotion

    Accenture: Use AI if you want a promotion

    Employees monitored for regular adoption of tools.
  • Sharon AI eyes ASX after making $1 billion Nasdaq debut

    Sharon AI eyes ASX after making $1 billion Nasdaq debut

    Early investors score big in Australian AI infrastructure firm.
  • Australia Post launches non-tradeable ‘DigiStamps’

    Australia Post launches non-tradeable ‘DigiStamps’

    Prides itself on being a ‘digitally enabled postal operator’.
  • Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg takes stand in landmark trial

    Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg takes stand in landmark trial

    Lawsuit claims social media addiction harmed teen user.
  • Short on time? Create another version of you

    Short on time? Create another version of you

    AI avatars are ready to carry the load.
  • Telstra posts $1.2b half-year profit as 1,000 jobs cut

    Telstra posts $1.2b half-year profit as 1,000 jobs cut

    Staff raise AI concerns, with more redundancies coming.
  • 'Tech can change lives': ACS President Beau Tydd on a life in IT

    'Tech can change lives': ACS President Beau Tydd on a life in IT

    Organisation's new chief discusses its community and future.
  • High earners dominate remote work opportunities

    High earners dominate remote work opportunities

    Low-paid staff left office-bound.
  • Mobile service complaints surge after Optus outage

    Mobile service complaints surge after Optus outage

    And digital services complaints spike after social media age ban.
  • Tech Council nabs LaunchVic boss Kate Cornick as new CEO

    Tech Council nabs LaunchVic boss Kate Cornick as new CEO

    Brighte founder Katherine McConnell joins board.
  • How Australian AI helped in search for Gus Lamont

    How Australian AI helped in search for Gus Lamont

    Police consulted domestic drone and AI companies.
  • Indian firm accessed Australian court files

    Indian firm accessed Australian court files

    ‘Incredibly sensitive’ transcripts viewed.
  • China's Seedance AI video model freaks out Hollywood

    China's Seedance AI video model freaks out Hollywood

    Owner ByteDance responds to copyright infringement allegations.
  • Meta eyes facial recognition for smart glasses

    Meta eyes facial recognition for smart glasses

    Feature would identify people using an AI assistant.
  • North Korean hackers pose as tech recruiters

    North Korean hackers pose as tech recruiters

    Malware hidden inside job interview tests.
  • Why Apple just made it easier to switch from iPhone to Android

    Why Apple just made it easier to switch from iPhone to Android

    Tech giant loosens its grip on iOS and iPadOS users.
  • Govt agencies fail to report cyber incidents

    Govt agencies fail to report cyber incidents

    Legacy IT systems pose enduring risk.
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