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Low-Earth orbit region is ‘limited and fragile’: Flinders University

Highlighting the challenges created by the rapid increase in the use of the the low-Earth orbit region, a report from Flinders University has called on domestic governments to give...

Make Australia ‘world’s hardest scam target’: Gina Cass-Gottlieb

20 July 2022 | by Brandon How

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb highlighted the importance of collaboration in the fight against scams and outlined the regulator’s three-pronged approach to make Australia the world’s...

Regulation: ANU tending to the tech ecosystem

13 May 2022 | by Brandon How

Australia’s technology regulation model is in need of reform to facilitate better coordination between policy makers and the many various regulatory bodies, a new report published out of the...

Watchdog pack to tackle digital platforms

11 March 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia’s online, privacy, media, competition and consumer regulators have formed an alliance to share information and collaborate on how to best keep digital platform companies in check, amid growing...

Minister needs discretionary crypto powers: Bragg

4 March 2022 | by Brandon How

Senator Andrew Bragg says the federal government needs greater discretionary powers in the regulation of cryptocurrency to increase oversight and speed up the introduction of new rules. Senator Bragg,...

Regulation needs to keep pace with Australia’s soaring drone industry

5 October 2021 | by Dario Valenza

Opinion: Australia is a world leader in drone technology. From surveying to agriculture to deliveries and passenger transport, Australia is at the cutting edge of drone hardware, software, payload...

Victim of a cyber attack? Stakeholders split over right to sue

3 September 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

The federal government has received mixed feedback on its cyber regulation proposal to make companies more liable to consumers for losing their data in an attack. Insurers and banks...

Apple, Google face potential payments reforms

30 August 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

The likes of Apple and Google could be further regulated as the federal government embarks on an overhaul of the Australian payments regulatory framework. It comes after the Treasurer received...

Calls for Australian ‘data code’ to protect children online

12 July 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia needs a “data code” for children to ensure popular digital services like Instagram and Tik Tok are not collecting and processing information in harmful ways, according to a...

NSW govt considers sweeping deregulation

2 June 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

The New South Wales government is considering sweeping deregulation to encourage innovation and boost the state’s productivity coming out of the pandemic, including continuing any temporary regulations enacted during...

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Low-Earth orbit region is ‘limited and fragile’: Flinders University

Make Australia ‘world’s hardest scam target’: Gina Cass-Gottlieb

Regulation: ANU tending to the tech ecosystem

Watchdog pack to tackle digital platforms

Minister needs discretionary crypto powers: Bragg

Regulation needs to keep pace with Australia’s soaring drone industry

Victim of a cyber attack? Stakeholders split over right to sue

Apple, Google face potential payments reforms

Calls for Australian ‘data code’ to protect children online

NSW govt considers sweeping deregulation

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