Stories by Samira Sarraf

The ATO has released its latest corporate tax transparency report which lists companies and how much tax they paid for the previous financial year.

HCL Technologies has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire some IBM software products in a US$1.8 billion deal.

A group of eight associations have called on the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security to not make a rushed decision on the Assistance and Access Bill 2018.

Google has won a trademark case brought against two businesses registered in Australia under the names Google LLC and Google Legacy.

Personal details originating from different sources, including social media accounts, can cost as little as US$1 in the black market.

An outage suffered by Telstra causing ATMs to shut down has sparked concerns over the number of technicians roles the company is said to be axing.

The Australian Federal Government has announced the pilot of its digital identity system, myGovID, which is the digital equivalent of a 100-point ID check.

The top one per cent of Australian end-user premises on the NBN each consumes around one terabyte per month.

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is seeking industry advice in order to modernise its current systems.

Telstra has committed to improving the redundancy and diversity of its network, developing new communication protocols to strengthen the emergency call service.

Optus has paid approximately $12 million to customers affected by its third-party billing services, with third party providers refunding another $19 million to Optus customers.

Telstra chairman John Mullen told shareholders today that the telco's net profit is expected to be cut in half after the NBN is fully rolled out.

Cisco has raised "grave concerns" over the Assistance and Access Bill stating it is essential that "we avoid the false dilemma of trade-offs" between privacy and security.

As NBN Co prepares to have RSPs adopting its new wholesale discount bundle, the company expects congestion levels to fluctuate.

Telstra has refunded 72,000 customers a total of $9.3 million after misleading customers in relation to its 'Premium Direct Billing' third-party billing service.