A new wireless application has been named after Australia’s initial mobile worker - the Drover. Aimed at the mining and utilities industries, mDroverT from West Australia’s Yambay, software developer for handheld computers, has been incorp...

Next time you sit in one of Sydney’s parks, you could be parking on an old bank toner cartridge.

Bar codes provide slick action to V8 Supercars tyre supplier

A Queensland project is pushing portals into the hands of professors and teachers.

Griffith University will be able to track copyright information and manage its teaching content, thanks to the roll out of a content management system.

HP/Compaq merger one year on - is everything still rosy?

While advances in storage technology have the potential to re-write the storage cost equation, nothing it seems will change the appropriateness of the saying – “it’s horses for courses” - when it comes to data storage solutions.

With two new reseller agreements under its belt, Cisco is making

An inter government effort to collect and archive the service records of our war heros sees online research tool born.

he precedent-setting case of British American Tobacco versus cancer victim Rolah Ann McCabe is to be re-tried; after the Court of Appeal in Melbourne today overturned Justice Geoffrey Eames’ judgement against British American Tobacco (BAT).