| Hi John, As the Communications Minister gets grilled about the NBN during a series of doorstops today, the company building Australia's national broadband network has misled people on the cost of providing fibre-to-the-premises, according to a senior academic who was intimately involved with the project.
Australia's fourth largest telecommunications company Vocus Communications has received a second acquisition bid, from Asian private equity firm Affinity Equity Partners.
Aussie mobile phone users are estimated to have collectively been charged as much as $20 million in the last six months for third-party charges on their phones for purchases they didn’t even realise they were being stung for, according to a new report from telecoms consumer advocacy group the Australian Communications Consumer Action Network.
National agtech innovation hub SproutX has accepted 11 start-ups into its accelerator programme in a bid to help transform Australia's agriculture sector through smart technology.
A group that represents IT professionals has criticised the Australian Government for "tinkering around the edges" with the skilled migration visa policy, which it says "is not a satisfactory response to the number of workers from overseas that are being bought in to fill low-level IT jobs in Australia".
Nest, a company owned by Google’s parent Alphabet, has announced that its safety and security products are now available in Australia in a unique deal with comparative services facilitator iSelect.
Respected communications entrepreneur of Netcomm fame, David Stewart, has continued his successful journey of achievement and leadership by becoming Pycom’s new Chairman. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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