Telecommunications provider Vocus has experienced another day of falling share prices, ending Thursday at $2.38. The woes of the increasingly troubled telco has led to speculation from some quarters that the company may have to divest some of its assets to raise cash.

Two federal Labor Shadow Ministers have slammed the National Broadband Network over a ‘botched’ rollout which they say left emergency services in a remote part of Western Australia without satellite communications services.

Consumer advocacy group CHOICE has warned consumers against using cardless cash when purchasing products through Gumtree - or for that matter any other online site.

The Australian Computer Society in Victoria sees the state government’s investment in the Connecting Regional Communities Programme (CRCP) as a way of building the technology capability and ICT jobs in the state.

Travel industry software booking engine Sabre has disclosed what may be a massive breach of payment and customer data. Sabre is used by more than 36,000 hotels and accommodation providers.

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