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A guide to conducting telehealth consultations to ensure compliance with the Medical Board's expectations.

The 2016 FAD sets DTCS pricing much lower than the regulated prices set in the 2012 FAD, particularly on regional routes.

The case considered if a licensed carrier was authorised by a LAAN to access land to install two fibre optic cables.

Welcome to the second edition of Deacons’ National Broadband Network Update. We discuss, among other things: • Mike Quigley's first major public presentation about the NBN, including technical offering and how NBNCo. will select vendors for the build, the systems and the equipment; • the response to the Bill which seeks to achieve the separation of Telstra; and • the latest on the headquarters for NBNCo.

With 2008 upon us, the time has come to review our predictions for 2007, and make some new predictions for 2008.

On 28 April 2020, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal ruled that a university had not infringed the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (Vic) when it collected images with sexual content from an employee's computer, ...

This article looks at the impact of the Bill on individuals and businesses in the technology or communications sector.

Cyber Security Bill 2024 ("the Bill") to regulate and bring transparency to ransomware payments, among other reforms.

This short update examines kinds of disputes which can arise in relation to the Schedule 3 powers contained in the Act.

The telecommunications sector is reaching an inflection point. The capital investment required to build and upgrade telecoms networks continues to rise...

The Bill requires Telcos and ISPs to confirm that they will store customer metadata for a mandatory period (two years).

A lack of clarity in Australia's privacy laws may hinder Australia's prospects of becoming a data centre-hub in Asia.

Licensed carriers, service providers and ISPs must retain data from customer communications for not less than two years.

The conduct was held to contravene sections 18, 29(1)(g) and 34 of the Australian Consumer Law.

Fast moving technnology creates legal issues for ISPs.

The article is a breakdown of privacy, storage and other issues raised by these controversial metadata retention laws.

These devices can facilitate communication between individuals engaged in serious criminal activities.