Govt undeterred by blacklist leaks
Further leakages of the government's Web site blacklist will not affect plans to deploy a national Internet content filter, according to Communications Minister Stephen Conroy.
Stories by Darren Pauli
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Telemarketers hit with call register price hike
Telemarketers will pay more to access to the government's Do Not Call register list which is needed to remove banned phone numbers from telephone directories.
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Slack audits facilitate corporate fraud
Up to 70 percent of corporate fraud is committed by employees and occurs because of broken processes, according to consulting firm Deloitte.
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$12M Vic virtual care unit opens
The $12 million Virtual Trauma and Critical Care Unit (VTCCu) has today officially opened and will connect some 260 regional Victorians a year to superior metropolitan medical services.
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Australia's Web blacklist leaked
The secretive Internet filter blacklist held by the communications watchdog ACMA has been leaked, revealing the government has understated the amount of banned Web pages by more than 1000.
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Betfair banned by ACMA
Betfair CEO Andrew Twaits is outraged the multi-billion dollar company has been blacklisted under the government Internet content filters, a move set to annex tens of millions of dollars in local revenue.
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Australia's Internet filter ruled by a single bureaucrat
No accountability for blacklists, yet Watchdog's word is final.
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Telstra ups cable to 100Mbps, dwarfs NBN speeds
Telstra today announced sweeping upgrades to its national Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC), or cable, network which will see 1.8 million Melbourne homes receive Internet access speeds of up to 100Mpbs by years' end.
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Govt splurges $61M on bush telecoms
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy will inject $61.1 million to improve regional telecommunications for education, health and emergency services following recommendations from the Regional Telecommunications Review.
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Exchange closure nets customers for Telstra, irks iiNet
iiNet has rejected Telstra's claims it is not to blame for the closure of its Canberra exchange and subsequent disconnection of 42 customers from rival ISPs.
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CBA Netbank goes offline
The Commonwealth Bank's online NetBank portal appears to be offline, with some reports suggesting the site has been only intermittently available over the last four days.
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Aussie govt considers quantum leap in secure comms
Commonwealth departments to trial Quantum Key Distribution.
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Customer accuses Optus/Alphawest of billing bungles
Optus Business has refused to comment on claims its billing and quoting services between subsidiary AlphaWest are in disarray.
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Sol-less Telstra unperturbed by NBN
Telstra's dominance of the telco market will continue over the next four years despite losing CEO Sol Trujillo and its chance at the $10 billion National Broadband Network (NBN), company chiefs said Thursday.
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Landowner Pacs more in with virtualisation
NSW property development company PacLib Group has saved thousands in data centre costs by cutting its 16 servers down to three and deploying virtualisation.
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