Chrome will now let you keep searching without hitting the back button
The change is one of three new features Google has introduced to make searching, and sharing quotes, easier.
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Services Australia defends use of Excel in rectifying robo-debt errors
A Senate committee probing Centrelink's robo-debt scheme heard spreadsheets were used to perform tasks Services Australia's computer systems could not.
Apple to launch new classical music streaming service with Primephonic acquisition
Apple has announced the acquisition of classical music streaming service Primephonic.
Review calls for single Aussie payments licencing system and more power for Treasury
Among 15 recommendations to bring Australia's payments system into 2021 is the proposal for one licence that is scalable based on the payment function sought to be provided and a stronger role for government in setting the strategic direction of the overall system.
NextDC revenue and EBIDTA up as loss narrows in FY2021
Revenue for the data centre company sat at AU$246 million for the 2021 financial year.
ACCC starts mergers law debate by declaring war on big tech market power
The ACCC is starting the debate on how Australia handles mergers, proposing a separate digital platforms approach to avoid market dominance.
NSW contemplates its own proof-of-vaccination app
As the premier starts talking about letting those in New South Wales out of lockdown, she is also contemplating a state app that shows if a person has had their jabs.
Razer reverses loss to post $31 million six-month net profit
Razer has returned from its $17.7 million half-year loss last year, driven by its hardware division, which brought in $677 million in revenue.
Australia's 'hacking' Bill passes the Senate after House made 60 amendments
Shadow Home Affairs Minister declared the Bill before the Senate was a better Bill because of amendments, and as such, Labor threw its support behind it. Greens, however, took issue with cops being able to take over a person's social media.
Afterpay reports 90% jump in sales as loss widens to AU$159 million
The soon-to-be Jack Dorsey-owned buy-now, pay-later firm might boast 16.2 million customers, but its loss has widened to just over AU$159 million for the 2021 financial year.