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CeBIT09: Centrelink reveals IT impact of stimulus packages
Centrelink had almost 250,000 people log onto its self-service portal on the Monday after the first stimulus package was announced.
May 14 2009 5:44AM
Analysis: Google pushes self-stimulus scheme
A free $75 search marketing campaign offer from Google Australia to SMBs could be as much about stimulating the web giant’s declining AdWords revenues as helping small business.
Apr 23 2009 2:56PM
Interview: Inside the ATO's Change Program
Australian Tax Office Second Commissioner David Butler and CIO Bill Gibson tell iTnews editor Brett Winterford that the ATO's Change Program is likely to cost more than the current projection of $725 million.
Apr 14 2009 2:45PM
ACCC warns of stimulus package payout scams
The ACCC's SCAMwatch service is warning Australians about bogus emails purporting to be related to the Federal government's recently-approved economic stimulus package.
Feb 23 2009 2:27PM
Scammers spring for stimulus plan
A new scam is targeting the US stimulus plan even before the law itself has passed.
Feb 9 2009 2:55PM
$42 billion stimulus package doesn’t impress ACS
Overnight approval of the Federal government’s latest economic stimulus package has failed to win Australian Computer Society (ACS) support with the peak body accusing the government of “failing to recognise the potential of the ICT industry”.
Feb 5 2009 3:06PM
IRS phishing scam targets stimulus payments
As might be expected, email users are beginning to see the first stages of what is expected to be a major phishing attack capitalising on the populace's eager expectation of IRS refund checks, as well as the Bush administration's economic stimulus payment distribution, scheduled to begin May 2.
Apr 24 2008 10:00AM
