Electronic Sales Slide In Sept.
CANBERA – Retail sales of electrical and electronic goods fell 0.7 percent in September, according to the latest figures from the Australian... Read More
Optus Expands Canberra 4G Services
Optus is delivering expanded 4G services in Canberra, introducing the 1800 MHz spectrum. Optus states that the new spectrum is being delivered... Read More
Jacked Off: Online Retailer Cops $10K Fine Over Illegal Jack Sales
Online retailer Update Technology has paid a $10,200 fine after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission found that Update had been marketing... Read More
Shorten To Announce New NBN Plan But Won’t Say Where The Money Is Coming From
Labor leader Bill Shorten says he will deliver a revamped broadband policy in coming weeks – spurring debate over whether he might... Read More
Online Retail Hits $928m In March
Online retail turnover in March contributed 3.1 per cent to total retail turnover, according the latest retail spending survey by the Australian... Read More
Mobile Roaming Better: ACMA
Australians travelling overseas should have a better experience of mobile roaming following changes to industry standards ordered by the Federal Government and... Read More
Big Budget Push For Cyber-Security, Overseas GST Drive
Huge spending on cyber-security, introduction of GST on small online purchases from overseas vendors, and a push for e-invoicing by government departments... Read More
Google Oz Pays More Tax Following Avoidance Crackdown
Chalk one up to Australia’s Taxation Department. Google Australia has restructured its local advertising revenue operations as the result of a sustained... Read More
CSIRO Heads Could Still Roll
The CSIRO says no decision has been made about whether it will keep the commercial capabilities of its Sydney lab credited with... Read More
ATO Still Lacks Teeth To Close Tax Avoidance Loophole
The Australian Taxation Office said it is “testing where companies have gone too far” in taking advantage of the existing international tax... Read More