Australia set to introduce autonomous vehicle legislation by 2026
The Australian government has announced plans to legislate the use of autonomous vehicles nationwide. The new laws, which are expected to come into effect in
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Australia set to introduce autonomous vehicle legislation by 2026
The Australian government has announced plans to legislate the use of autonomous vehicles nationwide. The new laws, which are expected to come into effect in 2026, will establish a framework …
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January 9, 2023
Australian government considers electronic surveillance reform
Electronic surveillance is a contentious issue in Australia, with the government currently considering significant reforms to the way it is regulated. One of the key proposals is the creation of …
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January 9, 2023
Treasury releases consultation paper on Payments System Strategic Plan
The Australian Treasury has released a consultation paper seeking input from industry stakeholders into the Payments System Strategic Plan. Currently, Australia’s payment system has expanded in both size and complexity. …
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January 9, 2023
New Australian legislation proposed to combat loot boxes in video games
A new law being proposed in Australia could see loot boxes in video games restricted to adults only. Loot boxes are in-game items that can be purchased with real money …
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January 9, 2023
New Zealand plans to require major tech companies to pay for news
The New Zealand government is primed to release new legislation that will require major tech companies, like Google and Meta, to pay media companies for publishing and sharing news like …
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December 12, 2022
OAIC commences formal investigation following Medibank data breach
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has commenced a formal investigation into the data handling practices of Medibank following its recent breach. The Commissioner of the OAIC is …
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December 12, 2022
Upcoming CyberWardens program set to help small businesses against cyber risks
The Council of Small Business Organisations Australia has launched a pilot CyberWardens program to help 2.3 million small businesses across Australia to address cybersecurity risks. Based on the Australian Cyber …
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December 4, 2022
High Court rules AI cannot be named an inventor
The High Court of Australia has marked the end of determining whether artificial intelligence (AI) may be named as an inventor. In the recent decision of Thaler v Commissioner of …
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December 4, 2022
For Lawyers and Law firms: The Complete Technology Guide
The 21st century has seen advancements being made in technology at an unprecedented pace and volume. The ever-changing nature of technology has meant the innovation of new products and services, …
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December 2, 2022
Australian government considers electronic surveillance reform
Electronic surveillance is a contentious issue in Australia, with the government currently considering significant reforms to the way it is regulated. One of the key
Treasury releases consultation paper on Payments System Strategic Plan
The Australian Treasury has released a consultation paper seeking input from industry stakeholders into the Payments System Strategic Plan. Currently, Australia’s payment system has expanded
New Australian legislation proposed to combat loot boxes in video games
A new law being proposed in Australia could see loot boxes in video games restricted to adults only. Loot boxes are in-game items that can
New Zealand plans to require major tech companies to pay for news
The New Zealand government is primed to release new legislation that will require major tech companies, like Google and Meta, to pay media companies for
OAIC commences formal investigation following Medibank data breach
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has commenced a formal investigation into the data handling practices of Medibank following its recent breach. The
Upcoming CyberWardens program set to help small businesses against cyber risks
The Council of Small Business Organisations Australia has launched a pilot CyberWardens program to help 2.3 million small businesses across Australia to address cybersecurity risks.
High Court rules AI cannot be named an inventor
The High Court of Australia has marked the end of determining whether artificial intelligence (AI) may be named as an inventor. In the recent decision
For Lawyers and Law firms: The Complete Technology Guide
The 21st century has seen advancements being made in technology at an unprecedented pace and volume. The ever-changing nature of technology has meant the innovation
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