A member the public somehow logged into the now-disabled "Your Telstra Tools" part of Telstra's site, and had merely searched for the term "email" in the hope he might be able to fix an email issue he was having, and was shocked to see the full private contact details of 65,000 people.

Motions to remove three directors of auDA, the Australian domain administration, at a special general meeting held on Friday have been rejected by the membership, the organisation says, even though a majority voted in favour of the motion.

The method followed by auDA, the Australian organisation that manages the .au namespace, for voting at general meetings appears to be skewed towards the existing management as the votes of members are weighted differently depending on the outcome, contends Sam Varghese.

Ecuador President Lenin Moreno has said he has no objection to the UK agreeing to extradite WikiLeaks' publisher Julian Assange to the US, if there is an understanding that he will not face the death penalty for his leaking of US military secrets.

Australian start-up satellite technology company Fleet Space Technologies has opened its first nanosatellite ground station control centre in Adelaide.

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