Australian stories
Entrust launches Australia-ready identity checks for AML
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Entrust rolls out Australia-ready identity verification using government records, biometrics and AI as tougher AML rules widen compliance checks.
Relativity to open Singapore hub as Asia demand grows
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Relativity to launch a Singapore entity in the fourth quarter as surging Asia Pacific demand for its AI legal tools accelerates local hiring.
PayNuts broadens offer for SMEs as surcharging reforms loom
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PayNuts widens its Australian SME offer with a new POS platform and partner services as RBA payment reforms heap pressure on fee-based models.
Australians trade down to smaller treats, Experian says
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digital entertainment
Experian data shows Australian households are trimming big-ticket discretionary purchases but still spending on personal care, digital goods and travel.
Dreame launches H16 Pro Steam in Australia and New Zealand
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Dreame brings steam-powered wet-and-dry vacuum to Australia and New Zealand, targeting families and pet owners with premium hygiene claims.
Paymentology enters Australia via Change Financial deal
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mastercard
Paymentology teams up with Change Financial to tap Australia's booming digital payments market, as mobile wallets and card programmes gain pace.
Microsoft & ACTU hold first AI workers' summit in Sydney
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digital transformation
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data privacy
Microsoft and the ACTU launch talks in Sydney on AI in workplaces, with training, worker input and policy coordination at the centre.
New TLDs and phishing risk: What security teams should know
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firewalls
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network security
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phishing
New generic domain extensions due in 2026 could give phishing crews fresh, cheap infrastructure unless security teams prepare early.
Ideally raises AUD $13.4m to expand US market research
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data analytics
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digital transformation
Ideally's AUD $13.4 million raise backs US growth and a new subscription product as brands seek faster, cheaper consumer insights.
Tes launches Tes360 connected platform for schools
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Tes rolls out Tes360 to connect school data, promising faster decisions, less admin and sharper oversight for leaders across Australia and beyond.
PaySauce taps ex-Xero duo to drive Australian push
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financial systems
PaySauce appoints former Xero executives Chris Ridd and Mel Shortland-Power as it targets Australian micro-businesses after an AUD $4 million raise.
Australian cyber resilience gap widens as recovery plans lag
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data protection
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phishing
Australia cyber chiefs warn recovery planning lags behind threat detection, with only 32% of firms testing continuity or incident response plans.
Supporting service providers with their global ambitions
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network infrastructure
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Gamma backs service providers' global push with APAC launch and 24/7 support as partners seek scale, compliance and new revenue.
New Sydney Catalyst conference backs MSP peer lessons
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Australian channel groups launch Catalyst in Sydney, a charity-backed conference for MSPs and IT leaders focused on practical peer lessons, not vendor pitches.
Databricks names Simon Davies to lead APJ expansion
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Databricks taps Simon Davies to steer Asia Pacific and Japan push amid 85% regional growth and a bigger Singapore base.
AI agents set to wipe out middle managers, says Quanton chief
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digital transformation
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rpa
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supply chain
Quanton managing director Garry Green says agentic AI will soon hollow out corporate middle ranks, with firms running leaner teams overseeing far more software.
NAB says 42% of Aussie SMEs use AI to boost productivity
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NAB finds AI is moving beyond big business, with small firms using it to cut admin, boost productivity and reshape everyday operations.
Australia employers tie pay & bonuses to office attendance
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Australian employers are increasingly rewarding office presence with higher pay, bonuses and career opportunities, a Robert Half survey finds.
Reolink launches solar floodlight cam in Australia
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Reolink rolls out AUD $179.99 solar floodlight camera in Australia, targeting households with wire-free installation, local storage and AI detection.
Australia's AEC firms see regulation as AI adoption barrier
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Australian AEC firms are racing ahead on digital delivery, but AI uptake is being slowed by regulation, time pressures and demands for tighter data governance.