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Australian stories - Page 12

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Chris Petzoldt departs Simon-Kucher after twenty five years

Last month
Chris Petzoldt departs Simon-Kucher after 25 years, having established and grown its Australia-New Zealand business, to pursue new ventures.
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DataSentinel appoints Peter Ward to boost Australian services

Last month
DataSentinel has appointed data expert Peter Ward as Strategic Advisor to strengthen its Australian services amid rising demand for specialist data analytics.
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JAGGAER appoints Andrew Roszko as Chief Executive Officer

Last month
JAGGAER appoints Andrew Roszko as CEO, aiming to drive growth and AI innovation amid increasing global supply chain complexities.
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Why your tech partner is key to surviving AML Tranche 2

Last month
Australia's AML Tranche 2 starts July 2026, requiring firms to adopt advanced tech for compliance or risk fines of AUD $19,000 daily per breach.
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Consumers cut spending as inflation & tariffs hit groceries

Last month
Rising inflation and tariffs are forcing global consumers to cut grocery spending, shift to discount retailers, and reduce purchases across several retail categories.
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Seeing Machines wins USD $1.2m deal for driver monitoring tech

Last month
Seeing Machines has secured a USD $1.2 million deal to supply driver monitoring systems for a North American autonomous vehicle firm's test fleet expansion.
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Motorhome Republic launches PayTo for instant bank transfers

Last month
Motorhome Republic now offers PayTo for instant bank transfers in Australia, helping customers avoid card fees and speed up motorhome rental payments.
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Optus faces $100 million penalty in sales tactics case

Last month
Optus faces a AUD $100 million penalty after admitting to selling unaffordable contracts to vulnerable consumers, including First Nations Australians.
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Why your export business should adopt AI-infused tax tech in FY2026

Last month
Australian exporters using outdated tax software risk fines and delays; adopting AI-infused compliance tech in FY2026 offers speed and accuracy benefits.
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EP Starter to be free for all Australian schools until 2025 end

Last month
Education Perfect offers free EP Starter to all Australian secondary schools until end-2025, boosting accessible AI-driven assessment and personalised learning.
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Adrian Giecco named South Pacific Regional Director at Rockwell

Last month
Adrian Giecco will become Rockwell Automation's South Pacific regional director from July 2025, overseeing operations across Australia, New Zealand and the region.
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Australia ranked eighth globally for life-work balance in 2025

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Australia ranks eighth globally for life-work balance in 2025, boasting the highest minimum wage and shorter average work hours among top economies.
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Tuatahi & Ventia sign NZD $110 million fibre network deal

Last month
Tuatahi First Fibre has appointed Ventia as its primary partner in a NZD $110 million deal to support its expanding fibre broadband network across New Zealand.
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AI fraud detection & whistleblower system launched in Australasia

Last month
Report It Now and Accord Analytics have launched an AI-driven fraud detection and whistleblower system across Australasia to tackle rising fraud.
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inTechnology marks 25th year with intechnology.com acquisition

Last month
inTechnology celebrates 25 years by acquiring intechnology.com, enhancing its global digital presence as it expands into North America and Asia Pacific.
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Organisations boost customer education but face scaling hurdles

Last month
New research shows 92% of firms plan to expand customer education in 2025, despite facing challenges scaling programmes and measuring their impact.
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Nexxtap & Samsung launch Tap to Phone for seamless payments

Last month
Nexxtap and Samsung partner to launch Tap to Phone payment solution on Galaxy Tab Active5 Pro tablets, enabling seamless contactless transactions in Australia.
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Digital insurance partnership targets underinsured young workers

Last month
TAL and Cover Genius launch backd, a digital life and income protection insurance targeting underinsured young and gig economy workers in Australia.
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Australian public sector ramps up GenAI amid security, skills gap

Last month
Australian public sector rapidly adopts generative AI, with 94% using it, but faces challenges in infrastructure, security, and skills development for success.
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SmartHUB delivers cloud-native, secure archiving for compliance

Last month
Smart Communications launches SmartHUB, a cloud-native archiving solution enhancing data access, security, and compliance for sectors like finance and telecom.