Jared Lynch

Jared LynchTechnology Editor

Jared Lynch is The Australian’s Technology Editor, with a career spanning two decades. Jared is based in Melbourne and has extensive experience in markets, start-ups, media and corporate affairs. His work has gained recognition as a finalist in the Walkley and Quill awards. Previously, he worked at The Australian Financial Review, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.

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Corporate governanceTechnology

Charles Gibbon Independent Non-Executive Director of WiseTech Global

$200m payday for WiseTech director

Another WiseTech director has sold $200m of shares as the company reels from Richard White’s sex scandal, prompting the Australian Shareholders Association to seek answers.

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ReviewTechnology

WINBOT W2 PRO OMNI Window Cleaning Robot.

The top tech to get you through Christmas

Find the latest tech gadgets to prevent you slipping into a Scrooge-like state and make the silly season less stressful.

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Electric dreamsApple News – The Australian

A Tesla Cybertruck parked at Bunnings to promote the hardware chain's foray into electric vehicle charges and accessories. Picture: Reddit

Big tease: Why Tesla’s Cybertruck won’t be sold in Australia soon

Tesla is showing off its polarising Cybertruck across Australia, including at a Bunnings store, but there are a few key reasons why it won’t be sold here anytime soon.

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RegulationTechnology

Simferopol, Russia - July 9, 2014: Google biggest Internet search engine. Google.com domain was registered September 15, 1997.istock image for gt magazine

Competition watchdog steps up attack on Google

AI is having a ‘limited’ effect on disrupting Australia’s internet search market, with Google maintaining its effective monopoly, the competition regulator says as it seeks to rein in the company.

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EXCLUSIVETechnology

EMBARGO FOR TWAM 26 AUG 2023. FEE MAY APPLY. Co-Founder of Who Gives a Crap, Simon Griffiths. Supplied

Who Gives a Crap’s ‘big hairy’ goal to rival Kimberly-Clark

The irreverent toilet paper brand has capped off its second-biggest donation since the pandemic as it seeks to ensure everyone in the world has a toilet. But it’s only scratching the surface.

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TelecommunicationsTechnology

8/12/23: Paul Keating at his Potts Point office on the 40th anniversary of the floating of the Australian dollar. John Feder/The Australian.

Keating set for $30m payday after Telstra buys Boost Mobile

Former prime minister Paul Keating will pocket at least $30m after Telstra agreed to buy Boost Mobile in a bid to sell more budget prepaid phone plans amid a cost of living crunch.

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Corporate governanceTechnology

22/11/2024: Richard White addressed shareholders during a virtual AGM for Wisetech.

Richard White to face WiseTech investors following sex scandal

The billionaire founder is set to eyeball investors for the first time since allegations surfaced that he exchanged business advice for sex, and since co-founder Maree Isaacs sold her $1.3bn stake in the company.

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ExclusiveTechnology

Fresho co-founders Huw Birrell and James Adronis.

Melbourne start-up aims to tackle food waste crisis

A start-up has raised $17m to expand it’s platform that eliminates food waste and save wholesalers a fortune by taking the guess work out of food ordering.

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First personTechnology

Children on a birthday party blowing birthday candles. Generic. Stop. Picture: iSTOCK

What a child’s party taught me about Albo’s social media ban

Watching a parent glued to their phone at a birthday party, then seeing what they posted, made me think about how a social media ban for adults, not just kids, might be a good idea.

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EXCLUSIVETechnology

16/02/2023. Nuix CEO Jonathan Rubinsztein, photographed at their offices in Sydney. Britta Campion / The Australian

How swimming and meditation helped Nuix boss stay focused

Jonathan Rubinsztein is quietly rebuilding Nuix around artificial intelligence as he draws a line under a difficult four years and sets up his company to rival Microsoft and Amazon.

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