Telstra targets government with secure cloud offer
Telstra has touted data sovereignty as a major benefit of an announced cloud environment custom-built for government.
Stories by Adam Bender
Analyst, Vodafone cast doubt on likelihood of telco's sale
The likelihood of a sell-off of Australia's number three telco, Vodafone Australia, has been greatly exaggerated, according to both the telco itself and a local telecom analyst.
Telstra deploys 4G to 50 neglected rural sites
Telstra is pushing its 4G network out into rural areas that never had mobile broadband before, the telco has revealed.
More mobile broadband spectrum possible for emergency services
The government will ask the Productivity Commission to undertake a cost-benefit analysis of the best way to provide mobile broadband to public safety agencies by 2020.
Rise of Whatsapp could require regulatory reform: ACMA
Regulators should review telecom regulation as more consumers replace traditional telephony with over-the-top (OTT) services, according to the Australian Communications and Media Authority.
NSW government attracts SMEs for procurement
More than 1000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have registered for the ICT Services Scheme in New South Wales, the NSW government has revealed.
Australian startup snapshot: Reffind
Reffind is a Sydney-based B2B startup that will next year launch a mobile app to help businesses find new employees through referrals.
Queensland government renews ICT reform drive
The Queensland government has committed to digitise government services under an ICT Renewal Action Plan released today.
Telstra public Wi-Fi trial goes live in big cities
Telstra has switched on the first 150 Wi-Fi hotspots of its $100 million plan to canvas Australia with a public wireless service.
Australian media companies on notice: Here comes Netflix
The imminent arrival of Netflix in Australia could give heart palpitations to the Australian media companies, according to an Australian analyst.
Labor seeks fibre future, but still working on NBN policy: Clare
A future Labor government cannot simply switch back the National Broadband Network to a fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) model, shadow communications minister Jason Clare has said.
KPMG to grow startups with Artesian partnership
An alliance between KPMG and Artesian Venture Partners aims to connect corporates with Australian startups.
Brisbane's Airtrain to accept PayPal
Travellers landing at the Brisbane Airport can now pay for their train into the city using PayPal.
Pilgrim launches privacy regulatory action policy
Privacy Commissioner Timothy Pilgrim has launched a regulatory action policy to shed more light on how his office operates.
Optus response to Vodafone's Spotify deal on the way?
Optus could be planning a counter move to Vodafone’s Spotify partnership, judging from comments made today by the telco's CEO, Allen Lew.