Qantas and Optus today announced the details behind their new Frequent Flyer partnership, while unveiling their new, Optus-branded Qantas 737 aircraft.

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Optus, Qantas partnership launch: photos

L.A. Noire developer Team Bondi has reportedly been placed in administration based on Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) documents.

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Team Bondi placed into administration

Telstra CEO David Thodey's pay packet has bounced back tremendously in the last financial year, rising 60 per cent from $3.1 million to $5.1 million, according to the telco's annual report released today.

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Anti-secrecy group Wikileaks said that its massive archive of unredacted US State Department cables had been exposed in a security breach, which it blames on its one-time partner, Britain's Guardian newspaper.

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Wikileaks says files exposed by Guardian

Telstra has encouraged shareholders to vote in favour of the $11 billion National Broadband Network deal that will see the company structurally separate, otherwise the company faces having functional separation forced upon it by the government.

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Airline giant Qantas and telco Optus have today unveiled the details behind a new frequent flyer partnership, announcing that Optus customers will earn two points for every dollar they spend on selected consumer and small-to-medium business services.

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Qantas, Optus reveal frequent flyer details

Unisys announced that it had obtained a two-year $11 million contract extension with almost 40 airlines flying to and from Australia for the management of a baggage system at seven international airports.

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Airport baggage systems to stay Unisys

Enterprise technology is going to face an uprising akin to the Arab Spring in the Middle East, according to Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff. Customers are going to revolt against traditional enterprise software as corporations become more social.

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Enterprise technology is going to face an uprising akin to the Arab Spring in the Middle East, according to Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff. Customers are going to revolt against traditional enterprise software as corporations become more social.

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Salesforce CEO calls for 'corporate spring'

Human error has undermined a police screening system designed to protect children, disabled people and others from abuse.

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Error plagues Qld Police screening program