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Unemployment held above the Reserve Bank of Australia's forecast in May, keeping interest rate markets guessing despite a 40,300 jobs rebound.
Allegro & GridSoft back long-duration storage push
Demand for longer-lasting backup is rising as renewable power and volatile prices make storage a bigger cost and reliability issue for users.
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Regional users should see fewer weather-related dropouts after the network gained autonomous service assurance for its fixed wireless service.
WA police face backlash over live facial recognition
Privacy advocates say the rollout could wrongly flag innocent people and expose WA residents to biometric surveillance without clear consent or oversight.
CyberCX extends Rugby Australia cyber security deal
The extension gives Rugby Australia two more years of protection against cyber threats as sporting bodies face rising risks to data and match-day systems.
New AI era defined by agents, rising costs and maturity gaps
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UiPath assisting One NZ on journey to become AI leaders
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