The Children’s Hospital at Westmead has unveiled the Augmented Reality Joint Scanner, an AR technology that informs patients the potentially irreversible impact of haemophilia.



Water industry company Sydney Water has saved 9,000 megalitres—$20 million worth of water—by conducting a two-year trial to detect hidden leaks using acoustic listening technology.

Software aggregator Software Combined has finalised its first four acquisitions to become Australia’s locally based company dedicated to investing in and supporting a portfolio of established software businesses.

Professional services firm KPMG Australia has appointed Greg Miller as a partner. He will be part of the firm's ACT cyber team.

Technology provider Konica Minolta Australia has appointed Ted Garner to the role of chief strategy officer.

The City of Sydney is urging residents and business owners to switch to GreenPower to drastically cut their emissions, after survey results showed many residents didn’t know it existed.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire



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