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Cybercrime has been estimated to cost the Australian economy AUD$42 billion, according to a new book released by a UNSW cybersecurity expert.>>

Immigration advisers have described the first day of the country's new residence scheme as a shambles.>>

In-app shopping has seen significant growth over the past year, and a new study by Adjust and Sensor Tower has predicted that based on 2020 trends, ​​this year's shopping season is set to reach an all-time high. >>

A new special report by security software company Norton has found that two out of five gamers in New Zealand have experienced a cyber attack.>>

A true testament to the year that's been, when looking the most downloaded apps of the year, TikTok reigned king.>>

"Our societies are relying on and embracing digital technologies more than ever amid COVID-19, and a safer internet will improve experiences and shape the well-being of our communities.">>

As loved-ones spread across the globe, it can be hard to attend funerals for those you hold dearest. Is taking them online the solution?>>

The study also found high support for a single mobile app to access multiple government services.>>

Disney is ending its agreement with Netflix in favour of its own streaming service...>>

Australian businesses are realising the power of personalised customer service via online portals that can be accessed on any device.>>

“The tool has been hugely useful in giving a read of opinion. Because of the two-way conversations, it enables open dialogue to take place.">>

“The G-NAF is one of the most requested ubiquitous, high-value datasets that can be made openly available to the economy.”>>

“By making it easy as possible for businesses in every sector to adopt the newest technologies, NZ’s economy will become even more competitive.">>

“Tech offers opportunities for all of NZ and has the ability to transform and disrupt both traditional sectors and create new industries.">>

"There is an expectation that banks are taking adequate measures to safeguard their customers against fraud and breaches.">>

A number of education technology start-ups have arrived on the scene, with many attracting attention for their innovative solutions.>>

"What should be a priority for SMBs is making the most of the opportunities that technology can provide in order to remain competitive.">>

SMEs believe the availability of better technology will be the most important contributor for business growth next year.>>

The University of Auckland is investing in elearning options, beginning by making it’s most popular undergraduate course available as an online class.>>

Innovative local companies have been recognised at the recent 2015 Australia and New Zealand Internet Awards (ANZIA) ceremony.>>

"The UK High Court has overturned private copyright exceptions in a move that could see millions of ordinary people breaking the law.">>

The penetration of technology and e-commerce is increasingly pronounced in small and medium enterprises (SMEs).>>

Mobile and online messaging traffic will reach 160 trillion per annum by 2019. This is up from 94.2 trillion this year and equals 438bn daily.>>

Serko, the online online travel booking business, warned annual revenue will miss its prospectus forecast by up to 6 percent as some billable services>>