The Communications Alliance has released its "first expanded Complaints in Context report”, showing that for participating service providers in July to September of this year, there were an average 6.8 complaints to the TIO per 10,000 Services in Operation. Vodafone was well below the average number while Telstra and Optus were just above.

Ninety per cent of parents consider Australia’s education system to be “poor” or having “room for improvement”, with more than one in three admitting they feel ill-equipped to support their child’s learning in the next decade, according to new research.

Wearables have the potential to transform the construction industry through the ability to improve safety and efficiency for workers, according to a new report which forecasts the wearable tech industry will grow to reach US$54 billion by 2023.

Global ride provider Uber is offering one individual a year-long program to study artificial intelligence either in the US or Canada.

Real-time event and risk detection AI platform Dataminr has opened its ANZ headquarters and operations centre in Melbourne as it begins the process of expanding into the region.

Scientists from the Australian National University, the University of Rostock in Germany, the University of Central Florida in the US and UNSW Canberra have devised a new way to design optical chips so that light can experience multiple dimensions.

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