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iTWire Tuesday, 11 May 2021 22:33 MEGA UPDATED: Australian IT industry responds to 2021 Federal Budget Featured MEGA UPDATED: More than FIFTY top IT companies in Australia have provided IT industry commentary on Australia’s 2021 Federal Budget, focusing on the digital economy, cyber security, business and more. The ACS, nimbus, Max Kelsen, BlackLine, ActiveCampaign, Cohesity, Talend, Attivo Networks, Barracuda, ExtraHop, 8x8, Forbury, MaxContact, Nintex, Peak Insight, Te...

Insurtech Australia endorses CDR extension to insurance Monday 10 May 2021 12:33 CET | News Insurtech Australia has endorsed a government plan to extend the Consumer Data Right (CDR) regime to the insurance industry, according to insurancenews.com.au. CDR was introduced first to the banking industry in July 2020 – more commonly known as Open Banking – with energy next, followed by other sectors such as telecommunications and insurance. It aims to give consumers greater say over the acce...

Single parents who want to buy a home, school leavers and retirees who want to boost their superannuation accounts are set to be big winners from this years federal Budget.  Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will deliver his second Budget speech in seven months at 7.30pm on Tuesday as he aims to rebuild an economy that was sent into recession by the coronavirus lockdowns. Mr Frydenberg is already planning more big spending next financial year, with Deloitte predicting a Budget deficit of $87 billion,...

On Tuesday at 7.30pm Josh Frydenberg will hand down the federal budget  His focus is on supporting the economy to recover from Covid-19 pandemic  Treasurer also set to announce axing of threshold for employers to pay super Means workers do not need to earn $450 a month before employers contribute  Worker on $400 a month is $450 better off within a year of change being made 

Working parents, average income earners and Aussies with relatives in aged care are set to be big winners from Tuesdays federal budget. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will deliver his second budget speech in six months at 7.30pm on Tuesday as he aims to rebuild the economy after the coronavirus pandemic. Mr Frydenberg has already promised more big spending next financial year, with Deloitte predicting a budget deficit of $87 billion, a figure well below this years estimated $167 billion shortfall. ...

iTWire Friday, 07 May 2021 14:45 Australian Government invests $1.2 billion to secure digital future Shares This year’s Federal Budget includes a $1.2 billion investment for Australia’s digital future. The Digital Economy Strategy targets investment in emerging technologies, building digital skills, business investments, and enhancing Government service delivery. The Morrison Government is investing almost $1.2 billion in Australia’s digital future through the Digital Econo...

Australia gets AU$1.2bn pre-budget digital boost 07 May 2021 | Melanie Mingas The Australian government has unveiled a wide-ranging, AU$1.2 billion scheme to boost the countrys digital future. Comprising eight key parts, the Digital Economy Strategy was announced ahead of the 11 May Federal budget and covered everything from gaming to digitalisation and e-health. Of the total budgeted, there will be more than $100 million made available to support digital skills, investments in the cyb...

A modern digital economy to secure Australias future Thursday, 06 May 2021 Share this The Morrison Government is investing almost $1.2 billion in Australia’s digital future through the Digital Economy Strategy, as part of this year’s Federal Budget. The strategy outlines the policies and actions the Government is taking to grow Australia’s future as a modern and leading digital economy by 2030. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said one of our biggest challenges and opportunit...

Govt to splash $1.3B on tech and regional connectivity Headlining the spend is over $500 million for government services enhancements. Credit: ID 86533115 © Semisatch | Dreamstime.com The federal government is planning to spend nearly $1.2 billion on its Digital Economy Strategy and $130.4 million for improved regional connectivity as part of the upcoming 2021-22 Budget.  Scheduled to be released in its entirety from 11 May in the approaching Budget, the strategy is broadly set ...

Source: Australian Treasurer The Morrison Government is investing almost $1.2 billion in Australia’s digital future through the Digital Economy Strategy, as part of this year’s Federal Budget. The strategy outlines the policies and actions the Government is taking to grow Australia’s future as a modern and leading digital economy by 2030. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said one of our biggest challenges and opportunities turns on how we respond to the digital transformation occ...