We can’t afford to ignore Asia tech

Australia “cannot afford to turn its back” on the “once in a generation opportunity” on offer from Huawei and other Chinese technology ...

The federal government has introduced a right for consumers to have their personal data deleted as part of its controversial Consumer Data Right scheme. The...

Data portability and the application of farmer’s data rights in the agricultural sector will play a large part in reaping the expected $20+ billion rewar...

The federal government has begun the process of opening up its digital identity project to the private sector, with hopes the big banks will buy into the contr...

The Defence Science and Technology unit will fund a consortium of four local universities to work with counterparts in the US on developing a next-generation o...

Victoria will be the first state to test the federal government’s controversial national facial recognition database, but access to the biometric data wi...

Australian boardrooms have not recognised the “urgent need to prioritise innovation” and were lagging the rest of the world in coming to grips with...

The legal foundations of the controversial robodebt scheme will be tested in court as part of a new class action lawsuit that will argue the government’s...

The federal Industry department has quietly created a new Digital Economy and Technology division within AusIndustry, falling under deputy secretary Elizabeth ...

The federal government needs to step up and stop the exploitation of Australian gig economy workers by global tech companies, the Transport Workers Union has s...