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Aussie Broadband Launches Reseller Partner Program

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Aussie Broadband has launched a partner program aimed at locking in resellers to expand its footprint in Australia. The company reached half a million customers at the start of this…

MacBook Pro Chargers In Short Supply

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Macbook Pro users will face a lengthy wait if they need to buy a charger for their machines, with stock shortages meaning orders are banked up for months. Both the…

Netflix Picks Up Aussie Crime Thriller

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Netflix has acquired Australian crime thriller The Stranger, which stars Joel Edgerton and Sean Harris. The film debuted in Cannes this year, and is based on a true story of…

Visa Suspends Pornhub Payments Amidst Child Sex Profiteering Claims

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Visa has suspended payments for advertising on Pornhub and parent company MindGeek after the payment company was accusing of facilitating the spread of child pornography. Serena Fleites filed suit against…

Dyson Fined $2.1 Million For Factory Accident

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Dyson has been fined over A$2 million after a milling machine fell on a factory worker. A worker at the company’s factory in Wiltshire, in South West England, had been…

ACCC Targets Data ‘Gatekeepers’ Google, Facebook

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Facebook and Google may soon be forced to allow third-party developers to access its websites’ algorithms and back-end in a bid to protect consumers from data-hoarding. The ACCC is preparing…

Gamestar+ Buys Into Aussie Gaming Giant Mighty Kingdom

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Australia’s largest gaming company Mighty Kingdom has restructured its board and taken a $7 million buy-in from fellow gaming company Gamestar+. The Adelaide-based company announced its “recapitalise and restructure” this…

Facebook Removes Live Shopping Feature

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Facebook is shutting down its live shopping feature which lets users sell products to an audience. The feature will disappear on October 1, in a larger push towards promoting Facebook’s…

Consumer Confidence Up For Third Straight Week

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Despite the cash rate hike, Australian levels of consumer confidence are up for the third straight week. The ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence levels were up 1.7 points to 84.1 this…

Cloud Computing Saving Grace For Tech Giants

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Local market analysis have pointed to cloud computing as the saving grace for overseas tech giants, whose second quarter results have revealed supply chain issues, inflationary concerns, and further headwinds.…