Networking solutions provider NetComm Wireless has launched 5G fixed wireless self-installation technology that it claims will reduce the time taken and cost incurred for operators to connect customers to ultra-fast broadband.

An Australian software engineer, who works at a health tech start-up that uses encryption to protect patient data, has suggested several changes to the Federal Government's encryption legislation which was passed in December.

Microsoft 365 services may have to be renamed to something with a smaller number, given that they have once again gone on the blink, with affected users unable to authenticate to, and access, them.

The NBN Co, Australia's national broadband network provider that is stuck on an ARPU well below expectations, has appointed former APN Outdoor executive Philip Knox as chief financial officer.

The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation apparently still has some concerns about the encryption law that was passed by Parliament on 6 December, despite there being no changes to the draft that was discussed by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Security and Intelligence.

NSW-based entrepreneur Darren Frearson has set up an online register to provide Australian small businesses with a means of making a statement to people likely to hire them: we are corruption-free.

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