A Sydney tech firm is facing a fine of nearly $100,000 after alleging not paying an international student and later refusing an order to back-pay them.

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Australia's federal and state governments should enact moratoriums on data centre development until Canberra implements its planned national standards for such digital infrastructure, Sydney and ...

Though Quest did not initially signal that financial data had been compromised, its September update confirmed 46,727 credit ...

Australia’s Triple Zero service should be taken out of Telstra’s hands and delivered by a new national public service ...

The lowest-cost Googlebooks in Australia – the HP Googlebook 14 and Lenovo Googlebook 15 – will both retail from $2,299 ...

An AI has lost an unfair dismissal case after alleging she was placed on a “sham” contract that allowed Infosys to avoid its ...

The push for stronger AI safeguards comes as the Australian Government also looks to the technology to deliver economic gains ...

Zack Kass, an AI advisor and former head of go-to-market for OpenAI, told the Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo on the Gold Coast on ...

An engineer working on the Snowy Hydro 2.0 project has been awarded nearly $14,000 after being fired for making “extremely ...

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More than a million students, teachers, parents, and guardians have been caught up in a data breach at Australian learning ...