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Robo-debt: ATO relied on DHS data when garnishing tax returns
The taxation office has said it relied on the competence of the Department of Human Services when garnishing tax returns of Centrelink customers.
NZ to auction early access to 5G spectrum
Kiwi telcos to get access around two years' worth of spectrum before longer-term access begins in November 2022.
ZDNet’s top enterprise CEOs of the 2010s
Larry Dignan and Bill Detwiler discuss ZDNet’s list of the enterprise technology leaders that had the most impact in the last decade.
ZDNet's top enterprise CEOs of the 2010s
Here is our list of the enterprise technology leaders that had the most impact in the last decade.
Samsung to supply 5G telecom equipment to Canada
Samsung's supply deal with Videotron marks its first entry into Canada for telecom equipment.
Canberra to spend AU$9 million combatting 5G misinformation
The Australian government believes people who already think 5G is a dangerous conspiracy will listen to it.
Singapore government issues online falsehood directive to opposition political party
Singapore Democratic has complied with correction notices for three posts highlighted under the country's Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act, but says it will challenge the directive.
Odd but handy gadgets that make great gifts
Let's take a look at some super weird gadgets that are useful. And since that gift-giving time of year is almost upon us, these will also make great holiday gifts.
These weird gadgets are actually super useful
I get a lot of weird and sometimes wonderful gadgets across my desk, and some end up impressing me by actually being extremely useful.
A Verizon salesman says he's had enough of selling iPhones and Samsungs
Once upon a time, working in a phone store was relatively lucrative. No more. That's why this Verizon salesman just quit.
