telecommunications

Tech-savvy Services Australia boss David Hazlehurst to hit the ground running with key digital network upgrade.

Australia and Indonesia’s expanded FTA gives more opportunities for businesses from both nations to lift their skills and expertise.

Is there really a policy to jam phones in NSW schools? It’s a big call, with the experience of prisons a very challenging test bed.

Businesses will cop $50 million fines as A-G Mark Dreyfus quietly takes back control of cybercrime from Home Affairs.

Government Services minister Bill Shorten has renewed attacks on Optus over its massive hack, demanding it comes clean on Medicare numbers hit.

There are questions reverberating in security circles about implications for Optus’ current and future Defence contracts.

Licence issuance is a generally profit centre for government and registries could potentially make more money out of credential rollovers.

Victor Dominello has urged data theft victims of the Optus hack to apply for new driver’s licences, with the telco pushed to pay for them.

The Australian Federal Police’s Operation Hurricane to hunt the Optus hackers indicates it was a criminal rather than state-sponsored hit.

LNP pitches to people living on the nationwide ‘urban fringes of major cities’ more than $28 million to address mobile phone blackspots.

A national plan to make Australia a competitive critical minerals supplier to the world will focus on a new centre led by the CSIRO.

By coupling regulation with next-generation crisis communications technology designed to streamline complex and time-sensitive communications across multiple channels, Australia can vastly improve its preparedness to respond to any disaster.