The peak body that represents Australian Internet users has expressed concern that the new wholesale pricing mechanism announced by NBN Co on Friday will entrench big telecommunications companies' market dominance.

WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange may find himself expelled from the Ecuadorian embassy where he has been taking refuge for more than four years if there is a change of government in that country's Sunday's elections.

A malicious payload that can attack machines running either the older OS X or the newer macOS appears to be aimed at select targets and only for the purpose of cyber espionage, a senior security researcher says.

Samsung Group heir Lee Jae-yong has faced a second day of questioning on Sunday, two days after he was arrested on charges of alleged bribery.

Huawei Technologies, the world's largest manufacturer of telecommunications equipment, is slowly spreading its tentacles into other fields, using its telecoms technology to good effect, according to a senior company official.

The spat over whether prices charged by NBN Co make gigabit connections unaffordable or whether Australians were disinterested in super-fast broadband has been termed "a silly circular argument" by the Competitive Carriers’ Coalition.

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