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  • Government sat on age assurance research for six months

    Government sat on age assurance research for six months

    Survey heard Australians' concerns ahead of social media age ban.
  • Workday now dominated by ‘focus-sapping’ meetings

    Workday now dominated by ‘focus-sapping’ meetings

    Microsoft finds the workday ‘now feels like navigating chaos’.
  • You’ll soon be getting ads on WhatsApp

    You’ll soon be getting ads on WhatsApp

    Owner Meta to monetise popular messaging app.
  • Optus cops $100m fine for ‘unconscionable’ acts

    Optus cops $100m fine for ‘unconscionable’ acts

    Consumers were sold unaffordable plans, useless products.
  • Deloitte to pay for Lego in wellbeing push

    Deloitte to pay for Lego in wellbeing push

    Staff gain a new range of perks.
  • 10 CISOs simulated a cyberattack on their organisation

    10 CISOs simulated a cyberattack on their organisation

    Here’s what they discovered.
  • AI will help Amazon cut more jobs, CEO says

    AI will help Amazon cut more jobs, CEO says

    Andy Jassy says tech giant 'will need fewer people' in some roles.
  • NIB denies using social media to predict health

    NIB denies using social media to predict health

    Should users be more careful about what they publicly post?
  • Trump Organisation announces US-made smartphone

    Trump Organisation announces US-made smartphone

    Plans for $US499 'T1 Phone' and virtual network light on detail.
  • Migrants working in jobs well below qualifications

    Migrants working in jobs well below qualifications

    Even after being in Australia for 10 years.
  • Industry reacts to Amazon's $20b Australian data centre spend

    Industry reacts to Amazon's $20b Australian data centre spend

    Mixed views on data sovereignty, support for local cloud firms.
  • Australian cybercriminal to be deported from US

    Australian cybercriminal to be deported from US

    Decade-long crime spree ends in plea deal.
  • ‘Thrilled’ 23andMe founder buys firm out of bankruptcy

    ‘Thrilled’ 23andMe founder buys firm out of bankruptcy

    DNA research nonprofit outbids biotech buyer.
  • Victorian government signals new direction for industry policy

    Victorian government signals new direction for industry policy

    To focus on AI and quantum.
  • Canva insists job applicants use AI coding in interviews

    Canva insists job applicants use AI coding in interviews

    Policy change raises 'concerns' from some company engineers.
  • Puzzles break advanced AI models, Apple research finds

    Puzzles break advanced AI models, Apple research finds

    Experts suggest reasoning has 'the illusion of thinking'.
  • Space 'taxi' maker to build satellite interceptors in Sydney

    Space 'taxi' maker to build satellite interceptors in Sydney

    New facility to manufacture 20 orbital units per year.
  • Australian tech experts receive King's Birthday Honours

    Australian tech experts receive King's Birthday Honours

    Industry figures awarded for significant contributions.
  • How to engage workers in the AI revolution

    How to engage workers in the AI revolution

    Many Australian companies ‘missing the mark’.
  • Sydney soars in startup rankings

    Sydney soars in startup rankings

    But global innovation ecosystems decline.
  • Mapping the landscape of cybersecurity education

    Mapping the landscape of cybersecurity education

    A project to understand Australia postgraduate degrees.
  • Help shape the future of ICT in Australia

    Help shape the future of ICT in Australia

    Join an ACS committee and make an impact.
  • Apple's five biggest announcements from WWDC 2025

    Apple's five biggest announcements from WWDC 2025

    A revamped design language, new apps, and more AI.
  • Victorian hospital provider suffers alleged data breach

    Victorian hospital provider suffers alleged data breach

    Other local healthcare groups also under attack.
  • Trump and Musk feud goes nuclear

    Trump and Musk feud goes nuclear

    Tesla stock crashes.
  • Microsoft, AWS add quantum decryption safeguards

    Microsoft, AWS add quantum decryption safeguards

    The race is on to avoid catastrophe in 2031.
  • Can AI haul us out of a productivity slump?

    Can AI haul us out of a productivity slump?

    That’s the question the government is asking.
  • Apple accuses Australia of 'threatening user security'

    Apple accuses Australia of 'threatening user security'

    Tech giant slams government plan for EU-style competition law.
  • AI popularity leading to surge in emissions

    AI popularity leading to surge in emissions

    Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta under fire.
  • IFIP News, June 2025

    IFIP News, June 2025

    ICT news from around the world.
  • The company whose ‘AI’ was actually 700 humans in India

    The company whose ‘AI’ was actually 700 humans in India

    Disaster as Microsoft-backed unicorn implodes.
  • Why insurers feed members’ data to AI models

    Why insurers feed members’ data to AI models

    QBE, IAG, Resolution Life processing claims with AI.
  • Copyright agency poised to stop genAI’s ‘fair use’ free ride

    Copyright agency poised to stop genAI’s ‘fair use’ free ride

    Says AI training requires consent of content owners.
  • Right to Disconnect case could set precedent

    Right to Disconnect case could set precedent

    To be tested in court for first time.
  • Hybrid workers saving employers a fortune

    Hybrid workers saving employers a fortune

    CEOs shed costs due to lower overheads.
  • Ayres urges Australia to ‘lean in’ to AI

    Ayres urges Australia to ‘lean in’ to AI

    Says focus will be on boosting productivity.
  • Crypto ATM scams plague Australia

    Crypto ATM scams plague Australia

    One man parted with $1.4m in a romance scam.
  • Philips sued by TGA over 'unsafe' sleep apnoea devices

    Philips sued by TGA over 'unsafe' sleep apnoea devices

    Australian regulator says users risked inhaling plastic particles.
  • Botched CDR integration mixed 197 bank customers’ data

    Botched CDR integration mixed 197 bank customers’ data

    Regional Australia Bank blamed despite knowing nothing about bug.
  • $500m a month: Australia’s AI spending frenzy

    $500m a month: Australia’s AI spending frenzy

    But is it over?
  • Govt urged to act now on AI or miss out

    Govt urged to act now on AI or miss out

    World is changing at an ‘unprecedented’ rate.
  • Telstra launches Starlink satellite-to-mobile texting

    Telstra launches Starlink satellite-to-mobile texting

    Tests confirm smartphone coverage in Australia’s remotest areas.
  • What AI means for Telstra and Optus workers, customers

    What AI means for Telstra and Optus workers, customers

    Workforce of Australia's largest telco 'will likely be smaller' by 2030.
  • Australian universities turn to AI supercomputers

    Australian universities turn to AI supercomputers

    La Trobe and Monash heat up the AI race.
  • WFH not to blame for Australia’s productivity crisis

    WFH not to blame for Australia’s productivity crisis

    Productivity Commission finds hybrid working ‘beneficial’.
  • Australia approves Apple, Samsung sleep apnoea tech

    Australia approves Apple, Samsung sleep apnoea tech

    Smartwatch software cleared by TGA.
  • ATO audit finds $69m IT consultant cost blowout

    ATO audit finds $69m IT consultant cost blowout

    Prices for some contracts rose more than 1,000 per cent.
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