Telco MyRepublic pays $25,000 fine over NBN speed ads as experts warn of continued confusion over network
MyRepublic have been fined for running misleading online advertisements with insufficient fine-print disclaimers for a five-month period.
The Federal Court has found serviced apartments operator Meriton engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct by taking actions that prevente…
Data collected by internet speed testing company Ookla has revealed the state of play for Australian internet users, showing rural users are…
Gold Coast psychologist turned entrepreneur Dervla Loughnane has secured $72,000 for her startup Virtual Psychologist, in a bid to make it e…
Small businesses have raised complaints about processes at Paypal, with one founder claiming the payments platform is withholding her money …
An Optus advertisement featuring sprinter Usain Bolt has made Google’s inaugural list of the most popular six-second bumper ads from around …
Thousands of Australian NBN customers are set to get refunds as major telcos begin to investigate potential overcharging, reports The Austra…
Marita Cheng was the 2012 Young Australian of the Year and is a technology entrepreneur and advocate for women in technology. Ahead of speak…
By Dominic Powell and Emma Koehn.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia is not alone in its push to reduce company tax rates t…
By Dominic Powell and Emma Koehn.
An investing group backed by Alibaba’s founder Jack Ma has been invited to submit a joint bid of €800…
Corporate accelerator Slingshot has launched a platform aimed at helping thousands of startups and scale-ups around the world find opportuni…
