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Bigdatr launches ad compliance platform for regulators
Regulators can now flag risky adverts within 12 hours, as Bigdatr's new system targets fast-moving campaigns in finance, health and gambling.
Samsung launches Galaxy Z Fold8 range in Australia
Record pre-orders and double-digit growth signal stronger demand for Samsung's foldables in Australia, as rivals lose switchers.
Jackery unveils Explorer 300D at Melbourne 4x4 Show
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First-home buyers are being drawn to Greater Darwin as high growth and quick sales put NT suburbs well ahead of eastern rivals.
Australia's tech workforce nears 1 million amid AI
Technical roles are still expanding across Australia even as employers adopt AI, with regional jobs growing faster and early-career hiring holding up.
Verifone brings biometric payment devices to Australia
Australian shoppers will soon be able to verify payments with a face or palm as merchants trial optional biometrics alongside cards, phones and PINs.
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Australia's net zero goal faces fresh strain as billions flow into data centres that could lift power demand, water use and emissions.
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The fresh capital will help Yuno widen its payments network, add products and edge closer to profitability as it scales worldwide.
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Real-time audience data from Facebook and Instagram is helping firms spot changing preferences and steer marketing, service and product decisions.
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