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Commonwealth skirts full support for half of 5G inquiry recommendations
Five recommendations noted with two supported in principle, as government says some recommendations are the responsibility of industry and states.
AGL makes its move into reselling NBN services
Gas and energy giant has begun to sell broadband under its own name.
NSW firefighters get AU$192m from state government for equipment upgrades
The funding will be used to upgrade aerial fleets, existing emergency infrastructure, and the Fires Near Me app.
Australia Post using machine learning to tell you when to expect a delivery
It will give customers a two-hour window for when a delivery will arrive, although it has mapped it down to plus or minus 15 minutes.
US Commerce Department accepts court order to block Trump's TikTok ban
It will appeal the court order, however.
Labor to oppose Cashless Debit Card legislation and NT rollout
Shadow Social Services Minister has called the government out for being 'absolutely determined to ram through and roll out this ideological obsession with broad-based compulsory income management'.
Australian government warns of possible ransomware attacks on health sector
The ACSC says it has seen an uptick in attacks targeting the health sector with SDBBot, a known precursor of the Clop ransomware.
Virgin Galactic's COO tapped as new Australian Space Agency boss
Enrico Palermo will take over from Dr Megan Clark in January.
Telstra to provide NSW government with AU$328m internet upgrade
It will roll out 5,200 km of fibre to benefit 2,000-plus public schools.
Palantir, citing global uncertainty, beats Wall Street’s Q3 expectations
The shadowy provider of data mining technology to three-letter-agencies said results are benefitting from a global rise in uncertainty amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
