Will your digital memories survive? 10 tips for protecting your photos and home videos
We take more photos and videos today than any generation before us.Birthdays, holidays, weddings, grandchildren, pets, family gatherings and everyday moments are captured almost constantly. Yet there …
Estate planning beyond the will: What happens to your digital life?
Most of us understand the importance of having a Will. It can help determine what happens to our property, investments and possessions and provide greater certainty for the people we leave behind.But …
Shoddy bank record-keeping hits savers as scammers lurk
Systemic shoddy record-keeping at big banks is risking the savings of Australians trying to benefit from a safe investment strategy.The financial regulator issued the warning around mortgage offset ac …
The AI trap: firms buy too much tech, too little talent
Australian businesses are spending too much on artificial intelligence and not enough on the humans in charge of it, costing them investment returns, according to one tech giant.Companies are also fai …
Canaries in AI coalmine still chirping, jobs data shows
Artificial intelligence has yet to negatively impact hiring of graduates, although some occupations are starting to show signs of softening, says Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth.In a keynote addr …
Robotics investment could create human jobs bonanza
Australia’s universities and research institutions are at the forefront of robotics innovation, but the nation is still failing to translate that into scalable solutions to drive economic activity.Add …
What’s happeningScammers are setting up fraudulent websites offering personal loans. They are also posting online advertisements for their services on social media platforms.Once your application for …
Warning of ‘supercharged harm’ from unregulated AI
Australia must urgently ramp up its spending on AI and research and development to avoid a generation of young people being “sacrificed for the profits of big tech”.In an address to the National Press …
Aussies prompt politicians for real action on AI rules
Most Australians want regulations on the use of artificial intelligence and almost half fear unchecked use of the technology could impact relationships, a study has found.But mandatory AI guardrails h …
Families and business owners embracing Australia’s open roads
In the vast, sunburnt land of Australia, a growing number of families and business owners are trading the stability of a traditional home for the freedom of the open road.With caravans, RVs, and Bed & …
Telcos to dial-up customer communication during outages
Telco companies will be forced to inform customers about major network outages under new rules directed by the communications watchdog.The Australian Communications and Media Authority will be able to …
Work, Wander, and Well-being: Mastering the Art of the Working Holiday
Taking your business on the road for a working holiday presents an enticing blend of work and leisure, allowing you to explore new destinations while keeping your operations running smoothly.This conc …
