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The telco faces a potential $10 million penalty for breaching the privacy of customers.

Australians are particularly susceptible to online scams, despite having a full swathe of internet safety regulators.

Meta claims it cannot afford to pay Australian publishers.

U.S. food delivery giant DoorDash has been fined $2 million (US$1.3 million) for sending over one million text ...

Commentary In June, the Albanese Labor government released an exposure draft of a dystopian proposed legislation that will ...

Nearly 20,000 individuals have signed a petition against federal laws targeting "misinformation" in Australia. Former MP George Christensen ...

A veteran radio journalist has raised concerns about the effect propaganda from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is ...

Commentary In Australia, announced government laws to police “disinformation” on the internet are so expansive that they threaten ...

Commentary Prime Minister Scott Morrison is right to say that Australians are “sick of walking on eggshells” over ...

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) announced that Optus and TPG would be refunding $6.5 million to ...

Australia's ground-breaking law forcing platforms like Google and Facebook to pay local publishers for news faces an unlikely ...

Major online retailer Kogan has been fined $310,800 for sending 42 million marketing emails without proper unsubscribe functions. ...