Bush GPs fear NBN price
RURAL doctors are worried they will have to pay more for high-speed broadband than health professionals in urban Australia
Dark day for telecom competition
THERE are many troubling features of the NBN legislation that has been passed by the commonwealth parliament.
Chairman ‘not doing it for the money’
THE NBN Co has the highest paid part-time chairman of any federal government business in Australia
AMA attacks e-health record plan
THE Gillard government's $466 million e-health record "won't work" , the Australian Medical Association says
Vodafone fights back in mobiles
THE merged Vodafone Australia and Hutchinson is fighting back in the mobile market, but analysts are convinced it has ground to make up.
Debt-laden iSoft in market for a buyer
THE troubled iSoft Group has revealed that the "for sale" sign is up, as it continues to assess ways to repay its $240 million debts.
NAB up for 5000 compo claims
FIVE thousand customers short-changed in the nation's worst IT banking bungle have lodged claims with the National Australia Bank.
Seek looking for acquisitions
ONLINE job advertising company Seek expects its strong growth to continue in the next few years.
HP unifies application development management
Focusing on software delivery processes, Hewlett-Packard will formally launch today its HP ALM 11 Platform, which the company says automates application modernization from requirements management to quality and performance.
China blocks access to WikiLeaks
China has blocked Internet access to WikiLeaks' release of more than 250,000 U.S. Department of State cables, with its Foreign Ministry saying that it does not wish to see any disturbance in China-U.S. relations.