Global finance giant Bloomberg has joined with the Australian Government on a $100 million health program.

The Senate will vote on the Government’s metadata retention bill today, and it appears almost certain to pass with the blessing of the party technically considered the Opposition.

The Western Australian Government has set up a new office to guide ICT reform.

Robots will change the Australian workforce in the next decade, according to some.

Legal experts say neither the Federal Government nor the Opposition have given a proper justification for new data retention laws.

Costa Rica has filled 100 per cent of its 2015 energy demand with renewable sources.

Australian IT company Anittel has secured a $2 million deal with a group of schools in Western Australia.

Researchers are working on an advanced suite of diagnostic simulation tools in South Australia.

A serious flaw in New South Wales’ electronic voting service – iVote – could have seen votes changed, experts say.

Australia now has a children's e-safety commissioner.

Members of the superannuation sector have warned about the risks of relying on technology and robo-advisers.

The Federal Government's controversial data retention bill is expected to pass parliament's lower house today, amid uproar from the media and public.

An incredible new technique could be the next big advance in 3D-printing.

Engineers have built a ‘nano-piano’ to demonstrate a high-tech new recording medium.

Some of Australia’s biggest publishers will take up arms against the Federal Government’s Data Retention Bill, and experts say their cause is just.

An innovative new program offers online treatment for people with insomnia, and is currently being trialled nationwide.

The Greens want the ACCC to block TPG's buy-out of iiNet.

A high-tech program is bringing Asian cultures to outback kids.

The new health database at the Department of Defence is $110 million over budget, plagued by shortcomings, and could shatter the department’s reputation.

A new Australian lab will take a high-tech look at the process of learning.

Researchers in the US have successfully corrected a genetic error in stem cells from patients with sickle cell disease, and then used those cells to grow healthy, mature red blood cells.

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