Hundreds of jobs cut by NBN
The National Broadband Network will slash 500 jobs by June, with “all business units” to be affected by the changes.
Technology
‘Spiralled’: Woman’s buy now, pay later hell
A single mother has revealed the dangers associated with buy now, pay later services as the government is urged to beef-up rules for the sector.
The new skill you need to future-proof your career
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The hack saving thousands on legal costs
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What’s happened to Sony?
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The man who could’ve been Bill Gates
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A $36,225 bill for data she didn’t download
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Who’s looking over your shoulder?
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It’s even bigger than before
IT WAS already the biggest company you’ve barely heard of, and it’s just gotten bigger. This is what $27 billion looks like.
HP caught in Russian bribery scandal
HEWLETT-Packard has been very, very naughty. The tech giant has been caught bribing Russian government officials. And now they have to pay.
Optus goes back to the future
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Make a million without leaving the house
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