Independent not-for-profit organisation AustCyber teams up with Microsoft to launch Cyber Security Traineeship Program to help the cyber careers of 200 participants and encourage diversity.



The company that operates the world's biggest single hydrocarbon network has admitted that it suffered a data leak, which it blamed on third-party contractors.

Adobe has announced two more APIs within Adobe Document Services.

Professional services company Accenture has joined forces with business software provider Pegasystems to launch a new technology platform – PostingConnect – that helps streamline the Australian Defence Force’s relocation process for its members, including a simple to use mobile app.

The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment chooses software company Link4 as one of the four access point providers to accelerate its e-invoicing adoption. The adoption of e-invoice could add $4.4 billion to the NZ economy in over ten years, the company says.

The Lorna Jane womens activewear manufacturer and retailer has been ordered by the Federal Court to pay $5 million in penalties for making false and misleading representations to consumers, and engaging in conduct liable to mislead the public in connection with the promotion and supply of its LJ Shield Activewear.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire

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