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Singtel adds $100M to startup investment arm
Singapore telco pumps another $100 million into its VC arm Innov8 to expand its investment portfolio across Southeast Asia, China, Australia, Israel, and the US.
Singtel gives Optus more 'autonomy' to run enterprise unit
Move is part of the Singapore telco's reorganisation efforts that began last year to "decentralise" its operations and will give Optus direct accountability of its enterprise division.
Australia's got no upload: New Zealand picks up broadband Bledisloe crown
The Australian National Broadband Network is held back by artificial restraints and shocking upload speeds.
Australian National Disability Insurance Scheme provider breached and treating its database as compromised
CTARS breached in mid-May and some of the most sensitive data imaginable is now up on the dark web.
Exploited gig workers need industry reform claims new Flinders University study
An Adelaide-based partner was sacked by Uber Eats in 2019 for allegedly arriving 10 minutes late for a delivery, after having worked 96 hours in one week.
Optus to charge phone customers for Sport and bump price to AU$25 a month
The days of Optus customers having Sport bundled in are ending from August.
Australian watchdog sues Mastercard for allegedly misusing card payment market power
Mastercard has been accused of offering certain merchants cheaper interchange rates if they agreed to process dual-network debit card payments through the Mastercard network rather than other ones, like Eftpos.
ASIC takes ANZ to court over allegedly overstating credit card balances
The corporate regulator alleges 'system errors' are to blame for the misconduct.
Swinburne University researchers develop blood donation processing robot
The researchers wanted to relieve processing centre staff from what is typically a largely labour-intensive process.
Telstra systems hit with audit after 67,000 customers left waiting for AU$11m in compensation
Telco reported the error to the regulator and made completed delayed payments to customers.
NAB introduces NAB Now Pay Later as it enters the BNPL market
The black and red bank is looking to nab a share of the buy now, pay later market.
This era of big tech exceptionalism has got to end: Australian eSafety Commissioner
If the failures of this version of the internet are not learned, what will happen in a world of full sensory haptic suits, hyper-realistic experiences and teledildonics, asks Julie Inman Grant.
