Technology

Global ride-sharing service inDriver launched in Melbourne on Monday, presenting local passengers and drivers with an alternative to existing players in the market.

This year, scammers have already made headway on their tax-related harvest. The ATO has reported a rise in phishing attempts related to cryptocurrency tax evasion and offers of TFNs.

Despite having more data and greater access to advanced software, decision overload paralyses many businesses from adopting this new disruptive technology.

A Queensland company is helping generate a new global fitness craze by working out that a workout can lead to bigger rewards than just better health.

The CSIRO is offering 10 weeks of free research and development training for SME staff who are responsible for providing new cyber security solutions.

Accounting platform MYOB is staying mum after reports the bank is considering acquiring a stake in the firm.

An investigation by Choice found Kmart, Bunnings and The Good Guys may have breached the Privacy Act by using facial recognition technology to capture the “faceprint” of customers who entered their stores.

The Fair Work Commission is creating an interface for wage and entitlements data that it says could save businesses time and reduce the margin for error when paying employees. 

Collapsing cryptocurrency prices and liquidity concerns led US cryptocurrency lender Celsius to block user withdrawals on Monday.

A Google employee claims that AI chatbot LaMDA is sentient. History says it's more likely he's been duped by artificial intelligence.

A globally recognised tech training hub on Queensland’s Gold Coast has emerged as a vital link taking blockchain technology to new heights.

SMEs can often display some complacency when it comes to cyber security, thinking that only large organisations are at risk, or that our remote island of Australia is not a strategic priority for hackers.