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He’s a VP of product management at Google who left Australia (and Australian telecom biz Telstra) to join the firm in 2008, he says. In 2010, he joined the Android team as a product manager reporting to Jamie Rosenberg, whom we’ve already heard from in court. He worked on Android strategy — and was intimately involved in Play Store decisions, it seems. Follow along here:

Telstra continues to be plagued by its Integrated Public Number Database (IPND) woes, and this time, was hit by another non-compliance fine, paying to...

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Today marks the end of an era for morning radio in Melbourne, as the city farewells not one, but two of its best known and most enduring broadcasters. As

The company was fined for failing to share the details of 19,000 customers to the phone number database used to locate people in an emergency and to send natural disaster warnings.

From Telstra being fined $300,000 to Google getting into geothermal energy, here are five things headlining tech news in Australia.

Australian technology solutions provider Elsight’s connection confidence Halo technology powered Sphere Drones’ Curo HubX (HubX) drone platform to kee...

Failed to accurately provide customer details to emergency number database.