Weather Bureau uses Linux to cut VM licensing
Shift to Linux saves on new project deployment.
App helps drivers beat parking cops
Councils say there is nothing they can do about a new mobile app that drivers in Australian capital cities are using to skirt parking meter fees and fines.
PNG seeks comms experts
COMMUNICATIONS experts have less than a week to lodge their application for a lead advisory role with Papua New Guinea's new ICT regulator.
Microsoft game plan: copy Apple
Highly confidential PowerPoint presentation on Windows 8 shows Microsoft is taking significant cues from Apple.
NSW CIO quits for private sector
NSW is set to lose one of its most energetic technology chiefs as Stephen Wilson prepares to exit the education department.
Ixquick slams EU proposal to store search traffic
Global search engine, Ixquick, has slammed the European Governmentâs proposal to retain all Internet search traffic as part of an alleged crack-down on paedophiles.
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Tax time warning: scammers out in force
Australians are being warned to steer clear of sophisticated tax time phishing emails that purport to come from the ATO but are really designed to steal people's banking emails and passwords.
Banks seek faster systems: SAS
MARKET volatility and compliance with new regulations are forcing financial services firms to adopt quicker, more agile decision-making systems.
Making fun of business
Playful strategies are being used to simplify how companies lure audiences and staff.
Facebook sleaze creator may face stalking charges
A Facebook page titled '100 Biggest Sluts of Ballarat' is being investigated by police, who say its creator could face stalking charges over the publication of the offensive list.