| Hi John, After some clever engineering work, scientists have managed to get the jack hammer of a soil explorer on Mars wworking again - David Heath exolains how.
Israel is using an app to track people within the country and notify them if they happen to visit the same location as a person who is known to be infected by the coronavirus.
The union representing Telstra workers wants all Australian businesses to follow suit with the telco’s decision to put on hold any further job cuts for the next six months as part of its contribution to national economic stimulus in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Australia and New Zealand face a potential spike in bribery and corruption across the Asia Pacific region in the wake of COVID-19, according to a new report by one global professional services firm.
The world's third largest cruise line, Norwegian Cruise Line, has suffered a data breach, the British security firm DynaRisk says, adding that the email addresses and passwords of nearly 27,000 travel agents had been exposed as a result.
Australian car subscription software provider Blinker has announced a new partnership with Sydney-based dealer group Syd Car Solutions.
Thirty thousand to 40,000 additional connections are being made every week to the National Broadband Network as the rollout of the network continues.
The group behind a Windows ransomware attack on Australian freight forwarding and logistics firm Henning Harders has started publishing data from the company which was stolen during the attack, security sources have told iTWire.
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