The NBN Co is well known for doing what Pontius Pilate did – washing its hands of any responsibility for the shabby network that it has built so far. Today, it has unveiled another instalment in this exercise, says Sam Varghese.

Commonwealth Bank MasterCard holders are now able to use Samsung Pay for transactions. That said, Android Pay is set to become Google Pay, allowing you to go ogle Google's new way to pay, coming soon to you via Google Play.

Australia's data breach law takes effect on Thursday, making it mandatory for certain classes of organisations to report data breaches to the Information Commissioner and many have put out the welcome mat for the legislation.

Listed communications hardware firm NetComm Wireless has reported record revenues of $88.6 million for the six months to the end of December 2017.

Samsung has launched a new training facility at the University of South Australia it says is one of the most technologically advanced teacher-training facilities in the country.

Intelligence chiefs in the US may have accused Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei of spying, but it appears that the UK has no qualms about working with the company. It’s OK to demonise Russia at the behest of the US but the world’s number economic power is a bridge too far.

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