As the world reboots and transport, governments and businesses return to normal, experts take in what might have been the world's biggest IT failure.
A faulty update to widely used cybersecurity software has knocked airlines, media companies, banks and telecoms offline around the world.
As the world reboots and transport, governments and businesses return to normal, experts take in what might have been the world's biggest IT failure.
There are 205,000 mobile phones that won't connect to triple-zero after the 3G network closes, as telcos urge customers to check their devices and upgrade.
Australia's links to the Pacific remain a high priority as the prime minister met with his Tuvaluan counterpart amid geopolitical uncertainty.
Privacy and safety has been put at risk after Telstra published the private numbers, names and addresses of 24,000 customers in the White Pages.
Silent phone numbers and addresses were published by Telstra in the online White Pages in a failing that put customer safety and privacy at risk.
The traumatising consequences of non-consensual AI porn used against school girls have come to the front of the national conscience - so what's being done?
Some phone apps and websites have little to no protections to stop people from using AI-image generation to create porn from photos without a person's consent.
Telco giant Telstra will axe up to nine per cent of its workers, chasing $350 million in cost savings as it focuses on better-performing parts of its business.
As children spend more time online, the federal police boss warns they are being exposed to extremist content, fuelling calls for age verification systems.
Politicians of all stripes have chastised social media giant X and billionaire owner Elon Musk for fighting an order to remove graphic content after a stabbing.
A series of embarrassing failures, including incorrect phone numbers and an incorrectly entered email address, contributed to triple zero delays on March 1.
Telecommunications giant Telstra says while its mobile business performed strongly in the first half, a review of its domestic enterprise division is underway.
The latest watchdog data shows an increase in complaints about telco services, coinciding with an Optus outage that lasted up to 14 hours for some customers.
Optus' revelation the number of unsuccessful calls to emergency services was 10 times more than first reported is "deeply concerning", the government says.
Another tranche of black spot funding will target communities at greater risk of bushfires to boost mobile coverage and reliability.
Letters will only be delivered every second day with Australia Post revamping its workflow to focus on parcels as Aussies turn to online shopping.
Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin has stepped down after a challenging 18 months marked by two of the telco giant's worst and most public disasters.
Australia's corruption watchdog doesn't think Optus chief executive Kelly Bayer Rosmarin's exit serves any purpose other than a quick reputational boost.
A Senate inquiry into a 12-hour Optus outage that affected millions of Australians has revealed hundreds of triple-zero calls were unable to go through.
Optus has revealed the reason behind a communications outage that caused havoc for millions of people and businesses around the country.
Telecommunications giant Optus has revealed a routine software upgrade left millions disconnected across the country.
Optus is being slammed for "inadequate" compensation offered to customers after an outage affected millions of people and small businesses.
Services to Optus customers have been restored after a nationwide outage left customers and infrastructure in the dark for more than nine hours.
Optus has offered its customers 200GB of data for the holiday season after a mass outage affected millions of Australians.
Australians have made their anger known, lodging more than one million complaints to their internet, mobile and phone providers in the last financial year.
A revamp of Australia's privacy laws will target "dark patterns" that lead to online users consenting to more intrusions than necessary.
Low incomes and poor infrastructure have left remote First Nations communities among the most digitally excluded people in the country.
Australians using more online technologies rightly expect that their data be protected, the attorney-general says, as he flags changes to privacy laws.
Work mapping the country's worst areas for mobile coverage could begin next year after the government called for tenders in a $20 million project.
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