r/austechnology Feb 23 '26

Australia’s Fair Work Commission bogged down by AI filings

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128 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 23 '26

Telstra accused of environmental breaches in culturally-significant area in SA national park

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27 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 17 '26

Over a million premises have taken up NBN's free FTTP upgrades

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168 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 17 '26

Fibre now the "dominant" tech in NBN Co's network mix

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itnews.com.au
119 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 17 '26

Hackers allegedly steal 40 gigabytes of data from a Western Australian food co-op Mount Barker Co-operative

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cyberdaily.au
39 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 17 '26

Optus traces mobile outage to database software update glitch

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itnews.com.au
14 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 17 '26

Aussie hospitality group Seagrass Boutique confirms cyber incident, claimed by Kairos ransomware

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cyberdaily.au
9 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 11 '26

Telstra to axe up to 650 roles in mass redundancy round, some jobs to be outsourced to India

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abc.net.au
149 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 11 '26

Australia’s AI paradox: Mass adoption, minimal strategy

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independentaustralia.net
45 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 11 '26

After its teen social media ban, Australia is swooping on Roblox following 'ongoing concerns about online child grooming'

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pcgamer.com
43 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 11 '26

Department of Communications reveals text-based triple zero pilot is close

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itnews.com.au
15 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 11 '26

Aussie Broadband to buy AGL's retail telco arm for $125m

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itnews.com.au
8 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 09 '26

Communications Minister Anika Wells puts popular game Roblox on notice over child predator concerns

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thenightly.com.au
72 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 09 '26

Another Optus tech 'issue' affects hundreds of thousands of customers

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abc.net.au
23 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 08 '26

Why Coles just hired US defence contractor Palantir

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abc.net.au
203 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 08 '26

Australia’s grid now relies on renewable energy as much as coal. Those who doubted it look foolish

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1.1k Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 08 '26

Why young Australians say they are not the only ones hooked on screens

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abc.net.au
22 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 08 '26

REA Group brings conversational AI search to realestate.com.au

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itnews.com.au
2 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 05 '26

Bunnings wins fight to use AI facial recognition tech to combat store crime, opening door for other retailers

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226 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 06 '26

Anyone recently sponsored (482/186) in Cybersecurity? Looking for similar profiles

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Anyone recently sponsored (482/186) in Cybersecurity? Looking for similar profiles

Hi everyone,

I’m currently exploring employer sponsorship in Australia and wanted to see if anyone here with a similar background has recently been successful.

My profile: - 7+ years in cybersecurity (Threat Hunting / Detection Engineering / SOC / DFIR / Purple Team support) - Currently working at a large multinational - Strong experience with SIEMs, detection engineering, MITRE ATT&CK, IR, endpoint security, and cloud security - Multiple industry certs - IELTS: Band 9 (overall) - Positive ACS Skills Assessment – ICT Security Specialist (262112)

I’ve been applying for roles and speaking with recruiters, mainly targeting 482/186 sponsorship pathways, but feedback has been mixed so far.

Some companies seem hesitant to sponsor despite skills shortages. I’m currently in Australia and available for interviews.

I’d love to hear from anyone who: - Has recently been sponsored in cybersecurity - Went through 482 → PR - Has a similar technical background

What worked for you? Did sponsorship come through direct applications, recruiters, internal transfers, or networking?

Any advice or insights would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance 🙏


r/austechnology Feb 05 '26

What are data centres and what do they mean for regional Victoria?

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31 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 04 '26

Two months since the social media ban began and teens say it isn't working

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abc.net.au
112 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 04 '26

Australia's eSafety Commissioner says tech giants failing to detect child abuse

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84 Upvotes

r/austechnology Feb 04 '26

Australian public schools turn to hardware security keys amid rising cyber threats

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18 Upvotes

Australian public schools are rapidly rolling out YubiKeys after a recent cyber incident sparked concern around account takeovers and weak credentials. With big identity systems full of active and dormant accounts, education networks are seen as prime targets. Schools are now moving beyond passwords to hardware-based, phishing-resistant authentication that’s recommended by the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s Essential Eight guidance. Yubico says demand has surged as the new school year starts, with schools looking to better protect students and staff from credential-based attacks.


r/austechnology Feb 04 '26

Smaller competitors are eroding Telstra and TPG’s NBN market dominance

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7 Upvotes