The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) today announced a new online game designed to make investing in real estate a little less daunting.

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CommBank releases investment game

Research In Motion (RIM) has announced that the Australian Government's Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) has approved the BlackBerry PlayBook for use in government agencies â?? as long as the tablet is connected to an approved BlackBerry smartphone using the BlackBerry Bridge application.

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BlackBerry PlayBook gets DSD security tick

Primus Australia has announced a chief executive to replace retired long-standing head Ravi Bhatia: Tom Mazerski.

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Primus appoints CEO to replace Bhatia

Visa has told the Productivity Commission in no uncertain terms that it cannot and will not enforce the collection of the goods and services tax (GST) on customers who purchase goods online from offshore sites for fear of legal and reputational ramifications.

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We're no GST police, Visa tells govt

The head of internet service provider (ISP) Australia On Line has warned that smaller telcos will face up to 1500 per cent cost increases for infrastructure as a result of the competition regulator's decision to extend the National Broadband Network (NBN) to 121 points of interconnect.

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1500% cost rise on NBN: Australia On Line

Telstra has delivered its structural separation plan to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for approval, as the telco giant takes the next step to decommission its ageing copper network.

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Telstra hands separation plan to ACCC

CSC has finally closed the book on its deal to acquire Australian healthcare software provider iSoft after an uphill battle to add the company to its ranks.

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CSC seals the deal for iSoft

Once you look past the amazingly heated, persistent antagonism towards the NBN, things are far less troublesome than we have been led to believe.

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Telcos stop worrying, learn to love NBN

The Australian government will fund the development of a National Emergency smartphone application to help reduce unnecessary calls to triple zero in the event of natural disasters.

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Government to fund emergency info app

Tablets may be stealing some of the thunder from traditional PC sales, but that doesn't mean that they're for everyone. If you're already proficient with a PC, you may be disappointed by a tablet.

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Tablet lovers are PC haters