Two of Asia’s largest real estate companies have teamed up to buy a major parcel of land from Salta Properties, owned by the billionaire Tarascio family, where they are planning a $900m industrial estate.
The board is considering its second takeover offer in just two years, after recently losing a lucrative contact with Google.
When it comes to smartwatches, Google’s Pixel Watch 2 shows that simple is probably best.
It could be the holy grail of plastic recycling; a Sydney start-up has found a way to ‘infinitely’ recycle plastic used for our food containers.
An ASX-listed tracking company says it will bring its ‘entire resources to bear’ to sue anyone who uses its device to stalk others.
Optus has lost another senior executive, just four months after the national outage, with networks managing director Lambo Kanagaratnam departing.
An Australian start-up selling answers from real people in the age of ChatGPT has raised $1m to expand into an e-commerce marketplace.
The Australian Defence Force has big plans for AI, where the technology can work alongside human soldiers and even operate autonomously.
The nation’s second largest telco has failed give almost 200,000 customer details to an emergency database used to contact people during floods and bushfires.
NBN Co wants to turbo charge the speeds of its three fastest tiers at no extra wholesale cost but some critics are concerned consumers will still have to pay more.
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