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ICT News
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How to fight back against spying cars
Australians urged to educate themselves with privacy database. -
Hiring outlook for tech professionals strong for 2025
But Australia still lags the rest of the world. -
More than a third of Aussies still working from home
Research finds WFH workers just as productive as those in office. -
Victoria’s $2b tech fund embroiled in legal battle
Startup co-founder alleges he was forced out. -
Aussie Facebook users score $50m fund
Cambridge Analytica scandal comes to an end. -
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Online florist fined $1m for falsely claiming to be ‘local’
Pretended to have shopfronts in multiple suburbs. -
Govt to develop AI capability plan
Report due end of next year. -
ASIC sues banking giant HSBC Australia
Customers lose $16m in six months. -
How to be a tech whistleblower
Australian IT workers urged to flag wrongdoing. -
Australia fines Kraken crypto exchange $8m
'Unlawfully’ targeted customers lost millions, ASIC alleges. -
Govt to force tech giants to pay
With or without news. -
Space company abruptly shuts down NT launch site
Has relocated to Queensland following failed negotiations. -
Tech worker charged with US insurance CEO's murder
Luigi Mangione allegedly used 3D-printed 'ghost gun'. -
Google unveils ‘mind-boggling’ quantum update
Results in five minutes versus 10 septillion years. -
Telstra cops $3m fine for 90-minute Triple Zero fail
Advocates push for next-gen services. -
Courts lay down law for attorney use of AI
GenAI can’t replace human expertise, analysis and judgement. -
Startup’s ‘firing stressed staff’ stunt backfires
Beauty company YesMadam breaks silence after backlash. -
Govt invests $13m in Australian firm Quantum Brilliance
Follows $470m pledge to US firm PsiQuantum. -
Cost of living, R&D concerns bite Australian startup sector
New report reveals worries of the nation's startups. -
Woolies workers claim victory over AI surveillance
The 17-day strike cost the supermarket giant $140 million.