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Australian organisations struggling to turn AI pilots into live systems could get faster deployment support as Brennan joins OpenAI's partner network.
A 150-hectare business and innovation precinct could start work within months of approval, bringing more than 8,370 jobs to the Hunter Region.
Australia's music sector fears AI training could put AUD $227 million in creator revenue at risk by 2028, prompting calls for licensing rules.
Rising Australian video budgets are driving demand for formats that extend TV commercials onto phones, with connected TV now taking 60% of publisher video spend.
Buyers of Apple's latest iPad mini can now get all-round protection and a stand in one accessory, priced at AUD $119.95 in Australia.
Australian gamers can now buy Gigabyte's 27-inch OLED screens, which promise faster refresh rates and burn-in protection through selected retailers.
It gives the challenger telco access to Scorchers fans in Western Australia as it looks to lift awareness and win customers.
Shoppers face avoidable disputes unless they read the fine print, as many furniture warranties exclude comfort complaints, wear and tear and misuse.
Fewer junior roles and weaker training pathways are leaving emerging creatives worried AI could stall careers before they properly begin.
Existing Australian owners of Atmoce's M-ELV 7 kWh battery will now be covered for up to 15 years, boosting market confidence.
The appointment signals MongoDB's push to win more Australian and New Zealand customers as demand grows for AI systems that can run in production.
Organisations in regulated sectors could gain productivity without losing oversight as the platform embeds governed AI into existing workflows.
Australian buyers can now get 360° coverage and on-device AI without a subscription, as EZVIZ prices the HB90f at AUD $669.95.
Regional finance professionals will gain access to CISI's AI ethics training and 2,000 learning resources after 5,000 members transferred from Finsia.
The free service is expanding as charities use it to reach more than 230,000 will writers and track AUD $2 billion in pledged gifts.
The hires give the cybersecurity vendor dedicated sales and engineering leadership as it pushes deeper into Japan and Southeast Asia amid rising online threats.
The move gives UiPath a senior regional executive to turn AI interest into sales growth and wider adoption across Australia and New Zealand.
Pressure on fleet operators to improve safety and compliance is driving Microlise's regional push as it expands sales across Australia and New Zealand.
Social platforms now command more than a third of Australia's digital ad market, with spend forecast to climb 16.5% to USD $6.15 billion in 2026.
Senators are being told the lawful access bill still lacks key safeguards, as privacy concerns persist over subscriber data and public-information powers.