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WFH: Australians felt a AU$5.6b travel time cost reduction according to new research
Physical transport infrastructure should be more critically reviewed, the iMove report said.
Read MoreNAB waves goodbye to NAB Pay from June 27
NAB said fewer customers are choosing to use NAB Pay.
Read MoreAussie Broadband rising in NBN share as majors dip down
Telstra, Optus, and TPG all saw market share drops of 0.3 percentage points, while Aussie Broadband accounted for over half of the 1 percentage point rise in small players.
Read MoreThe 5 best crypto apps of 2022
What is the best crypto app? Coinbase. With it, you can maximize your earnings. We looked at the types of currency supported, fees, funding methods, and security before choosing Coinbase, but we also found a few other crypto apps worth considering.
Read MoreSwoop Aero gets green light from Australian aviation authority for drone centre
Each pilot will be able to remotely operate five drones simultaneously, but Swoop Aero wants to bump that number up to 30 in the coming months.
Read MoreWA Health: No breaches of unencrypted COVID data means well managed and secure system
Western Australia’s unified COVID system had no encryption in production or adequate monitoring of its logs, the WA Office of the Auditor-General has found.
Read MoreThe 5 best weather apps of 2022
What is the best weather app? AccuWeather is ZDNet’s top choice. We compared features, cost, and accessibility when we determined our No. 1 pick and four other top-tier weather apps worth trying. Don’t let your plans get rained out with the best weather apps.
Read MoreAmazon steps up clean energy commitment with two new solar farms in Australia
The two solar farms are expected to generate 392,000 MWh of renewable energy each year.
Read MoreMusk did not seek due diligence and the $44b deal will be completed: Twitter
Twitter said it is ‘committed to completing the transaction on the agreed price and terms as promptly as practicable’.
Read MoreAfter mapping out the inside of Mars, NASA’s InSight mission ends this year
The InSight lander is running out of power after 3.5 years on Mars, but the lander has delivered “unprecedented” data about the interior of the Red Planet.
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