MyNetFone to provide NBN services
MyNetFone has been certified by NBN Co to provide National Broadband Network (NBN) services.
Stories by Stephanie McDonald
Less demand for IT project managers
Job prospects are getting tougher for IT project managers, while .NET developers and business intelligence are still in high demand, according to a recent skills index.
NBN to help facilitate the SKA
The SKA telescope will generate about 10 times more data than current global internet traffic, according to a CSIRO SKA scientist.
Internode's Hackett to move across to iiNet's board
Internode’s founder, Simon Hackett, will leave an executive role at the company to join the iiNet board in August this year.
Ozlog: Government pushes ahead with data retention plans
The federal government is pushing ahead with reforms that could see consumers' information kept on file for up to two years by internet service providers (ISPs).
CSIRO develops hands-free technology for mining repairs
The CSIRO has developed hands-free technology which allows mining technicians to remotely repair equipment.
Coalition NBN better or worse?
Broadband minister Senator Stephen Conroy and his Coalition counterpart, Malcolm Turnbull, have continued to play tit for tat over the National Broadband Network (NBN). It is obvious that a Coalition win in the next election could have wide ranging impacts on the network.
NBN ISS could pose capacity constraints
A report by the Regional Telecommunications Review Committee (RTRC) has found the National Broadband Network (NBN) has found the Interim Satellite Service (ISS) could pose capacity constraints.
Microsoft lends a helping hand to start-ups
Queensland’s start-ups will receive a helping hand by the newly launched Queensland Microsoft Innovation Centre.
Westpac keeps focus on mobility
Westpac’s mobile banking platform is growing rapidly, with the company capitalising on the mobility trend.
Privacy Act changes finally introduced to parliament
Reforms to the <i>Privacy Act 1988</i> have finally been introduced to parliament, six years after the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) began its inquiry.
Macquarie Telecom to provide NBN to its customers
Macquarie Telecom has successfully completed NBN Co's on-boarding certification program which will allow its customers to access the National Broadband Network's (NBN) increased bandwidth and connectivity.
TechnologyOne helps Samoa transition from paper to software
The Government of Samoa has turned its human resources and payroll system from paper-based accounting to software-based systems.
NSW Electorate Office transitions to IP telephony
The Parliament of NSW Electoral Office has moved to Samsung’s IP telephony system.
ACCAN's mid-term review reveals overwhelming support
The mid-term review of the Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) has been released, finding the organisation has been a success for consumer representation.