Whether it's broadband policy, banking, users taking up the next wave of technology, and even the seasons themselves, Australia always offers a unique perspective on the world of technology
Sydney Local Court has heard that Nik Cubrilovic intends to plead not guilty to all charges relating to the alleged access of GoGet's systems.
After reporting AU$16.8 million in after-tax profit in 2016, the local arm of Big Blue has more than doubled its profit to AU$40 million for 2017.
The Victorian government has asked for privacy safeguards and further clarification on who can access Australia's Face Identification Service before the Bill is set in stone.
Valve's attempt to appeal a AU$3 million penalty and ruling that it engaged in deceptive conduct has been dismissed by the High Court of Australia.
More businesses are being tricked into sending millions of dollars to cybercriminals, but the criminals often betray themselves through lax operational security.
Telco says even more aggressive moves will be made once it has its own network.
Backed by Telstra, Schneider Electric, and the Queensland government, Toowoomba's new Pulse Data Centre is open for business.
The global firm now boasts 15 datacentre locations across Australia and 40 in the greater Asia-Pacific region.
The cash being raised will be used for future datacentres at a third location in Sydney and Melbourne, and a second site in Perth.
Vault Academy is designed to upskill technology professionals and address the shortage of cloud computing skills across government.
A conflict of interest and an IT procurement register will be introduced by the Victorian Department of Education following the failed and corrupted Ultranet project.
Customers of the supermarket chain are reporting being told by store managers that an IT glitch has affected its cash registers.
Sensors at construction sites and a virtual assistant are just two of the initiatives John Holland is embarking on after kicking off a project to send everything to the AWS cloud.
The federal government is meeting with US counterparts and a handful of tech heavyweights to advance Australia's cyber capabilities, sending also 60 cybersecurity-focused individuals to the RSA Conference to show off local talent.
The City of Holdfast Bay told ZDNet that it realised cloud was the most efficient and effective way the council could go forward to avoid further business disruption.
Hundreds of die-hard Apple fans lined up in the rain to obtain one of the new iPhones, launched on Friday morning -- though significantly less turned up than for the iPhone 6 launch.
The University of New South Wales has launched a DomeLab in the hope to help researchers visualise data sets in the medical and museology field.
Honeywell's plans to improve user experience is reflective in the interface of its newly announced Command and Control Suite, aimed to provide personnel holistic views of a building's video feeds, access control, and fire alarms.
There are a lot of players in the mandatory data-retention debate. We look at who is for the legislation, and who is opposing it.
Telstra has opened its Customer Insights Centre (CIC) in Sydney for enterprise and business clients, with the high-tech 3,600 square metre facility boasting a 300-person auditorium, a workshop, collaboration spaces, partner pop-up installations, a restaurant, and a broadcast studio.
Operating and maintaining the sensitive IT equipment in Australia's tropical far north can be a challenging undertaking, but NEC Australia has worked out a way to keep things running for some of Australia's most remote communities.
Not-for-profit organisation OLPC Australia's new program, One Education, has now distributed 20,000 computing devices to schools throughout Australia, with a celebration held last week at a school where every student and teacher has a device.
At the launch of NextDC's S1 Tier III Sydney datacentre last night, CEO Craig Scroggie confirmed uptake was already at 27 percent.
The creative software vendor shifted its operations from Chatswood to the Sydney CBD.
This instalment of the App Wrap covers Mailbox, Horizon Calendar, Carbon for Twitter, Foursquare for Business, Documents On The Go Pro, Basecamp, Queensland Tide Times, and O'Week at Uni of Adelaide.
The datacentre provider showed off the new facility with NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell attending the launch ceremony.
This week, the App Wrap looks at Dolphin Browser, CommBank Kaching, CommBank Property Guide, yourMyki, Armadale Shopping City Shopper Guide, iBulkBill, and Australian Open.
ZDNet goes behind to scenes to learn more about the tech that is used to support the Australian Open.
This week we look at the following newcomers from Apple and Google's app stores: Arrivo Sydney, Facebook Pages Manager, Fitocracy, PlayTube, PresentEasy, Python 3.4 for iOS, Share The Fare, and TrackMySpend.
This week's new apps include: Find a Lawyer, First Aid, Here Maps, Vic Hunting, Francis Bacon, Optus TV with Fetch, Quit for Two, and Great Koala Count.
IBM Australia has reported to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission that it raked in AU$40 million in after-tax profit for 2017, more than double 2016's AU$16.8 million.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has emerged victorious in its almost four-year legal battle against US-based video game distributor Valve Corporation.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Solomon Islands Prime Minister Rick Houenipwela issued a statement saying a telecommunications subsea cable between the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, and Australia will go live at the end of 2019.
Consumer complaints to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) about the National Broadband Network (NBN) have risen by 204 percent year on year to 22,827 for the first half of the year.
The three sites -- which would be known as S3 in Sydney, M3 in Melbourne, and P2 in Perth -- would give the company an extra 180MW of capacity.
Australian spending on public cloud services will reach AU$4.6 billion in 2018, says Gartner -- an 18.5 percent increase over 2017.
Basslink's return-to-service date for its subsea cable has been delayed from April 14 following third-party damage to the system.
Telstra's chief executive has emphasised his 'strong view that wholesale service standards are regulated' in terms of both speeds and pricing.
NBN has launched its new fibre-to-the-curb network for around 1,000 premises in Miranda, NSW, and Coburg, Victoria.
The university said its new microfactory can turn as discarded smartphones and laptops into reusable materials.
Bill Morrow announced that he will be stepping down from his role by the end of the year after serving as CEO at the company for almost five years.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has warned three NBN retailers on not providing sufficient critical information on their broadband offerings.
A new Citrix Cloud management plane will service the Asia-Pacific South, hosted on Microsoft Azure in Sydney, Australia.
Vodafone Australia has announced that it is expanding its National Broadband Network (NBN) services to five more areas by April, in addition to unveiling its new NBN pricing plans.
UBank's new cognitive assistant, dubbed RoboBrain, will help speed up staff responses to customer queries.
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Australian IoT tick is to certify a device can be secure, not that it is: IoTAA
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Victorian Human Services uses 'platform plus agile' approach for new applications
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