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Australia fines Musk's X platform $610,500
  Software  

Australia fines Musk's X platform $610,500

Over anti-child abuse gaps.

By Byron Kaye
 
Westpac unveils cloud merchant terminal app
  Finance  

Westpac unveils cloud merchant terminal app

For retail and hospitality sectors.

By Kate Weber
 
UK watchdog fines Equifax for role in cyber breach
  Security  

UK watchdog fines Equifax for role in cyber breach

Ends long-running investigation.

By Staff Writer
 
 
 

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Telstra acquires Versent for $267.5 million
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Telstra's networks and tech group exec to leave

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Qld gov introduces data breach notification legislation
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Qld gov introduces data breach notification legislation

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Westpac is upgrading over 40,000 staff machines to Windows 11
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Microsoft says US has asked for US$28.9 billion

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