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Embattled Comminications Minister Facing Legal Action Following Media Ban

David Richards December 10, 2025 No Comments

Only hours after Australia’s new social-media age-limit laws came into effect, the first International legal challenges have begun, with Reddit preparing to lead the initial fight for global social media…

Communications Minister Missing as Fresh Fatalities Linked to Vodafone ‘Death Phone’ Failures

David Richards December 10, 2025 No Comments

Communications Minister Anika Wells faced mounting pressure on Tuesday after she failed to appear before a Senate inquiry probing catastrophic failures of triple-0 calls on the Vodafone network—while simultaneously defending…

AS US Ban Looms What Are The Risks When Selling Tapo, Deco & TP Link Products

David Richards December 9, 2025 No Comments

TP-Link, the Chinese networking giant now facing a potential total ban in the United States following multiple federal investigations into security concerns, appears to be shifting its branding strategy in…

Foxtel Emails, New Offer As Netflix Deal Appears To Be In Trouble, Trump Is Also Concerned

David Richards December 9, 2025 No Comments

Netflix had barely announced its planned acquisition of key Warner assets when emails began landing in the inboxes of partners such as Foxtel. The global streaming giant advised that HBO…

Communication Ministers ‘Freebie’ Huband Gets Best Sports Seats At The Expense Of Tax Payers

David Richards December 8, 2025 No Comments

Communications and Sports Minister Anika Wells—already under scrutiny over grey-market mobile phones and inadequate smartphone certification processes following the deaths of five people—is now facing renewed attention, this time involving…

Australian Government & Carriers Head To Japan For High-Level Summit on AI, 6G and China’s Expanding Security Attacks On Networks

David Richards December 8, 2025 No Comments

Australia’s major carriers—Telstra, Optus and TPG Vodafone, are set to travel to Japan for a closed-door meeting with counterparts from Canada, the U.K., the U.S. and Japan, alongside selected government…