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NSW expands digital driver's licence trial to the Eastern Beaches
Although a state-wide rollout was originally slated for this year, the NSW government has announced a further trial of the digital driver's licence for a handful of beach-side addresses in November.
Japan set to deploy English-speaking robots to schools: Report
Japan's education ministry will deploy 500 English-speaking robots to the country's schools from next year, with the aim of improving students' English-speaking skills, according to NHK.
Nokia deploys software-defined solutions across NBN FttC network
Nokia has told ZDNet that it is providing its open-source cloud-based Altiplano software-defined access network solutions to NBN's fibre-to-the-curb network for better managing consumer experience.
Australia passes 'revenge porn' legislation
The Enhancing Online Safety (Non-consensual Sharing of Intimate Images) Bill 2018 was passed by the House of Representatives on Thursday after passing the Senate back in February.
CBA confirms NetBank and CommBank glitch after Visa suffers card issue
After confirming there is an issue impacting Visa credit cards on its terminals, the Commonwealth Bank has apologised to customers after some app payments were not working Monday morning.
NBN should shift fixed-wireless areas to FttC: Aussie Broadband
Around 12 percent of NBN's fixed-wireless network is experiencing 'unacceptable congestion', Aussie Broadband has said, calling for more funding to expand the fibre-based networks.
macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders
macOS Mojave offers security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. This ebook runs through the highlights and business benefits of Apple’s latest desktop operating system....
AirTrunk raises AU$850m for Australian datacentre expansion
AirTrunk claims the two Australian facilities will be the largest independent datacentres in the Asia-Pacific region when completed at 90MW and 84MW, respectively.
Fair Work Ombudsman hits Brisbane tech firm with AU$125k fine for unfair dismissal
Macquarie Technology Group International has been ordered to pay up after failing to comply with an order to compensate an employee who had been unfairly dismissed.
Chinese startup's 'self-made' web browser built on Google Chrome
Redcore, the Beijing-based startup that claimed to develop the web browser based upon its own core technology, apologised after its software was found using notable parts of Google's Chrome.
Business as usual for Coles after weekend IT 'glitch'
The supermarket giant has apologised to customers after suffering 'minor IT problems' at some of its stores on Sunday.
