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"Free" online game which offers games like blackjack and roulette is not in breach of the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.

If you market your business online or reach new customers via social media, you could face both opportunities and risks.

The business model that has served major players in the entertainment, media and software industries is now under threat.

auDA (the .au Domain Administrator) will introduce and enforce a new uniform domain name licensing scheme in Australia.

The Australian Government has said that it will provide an update to the Privacy Act 1998 in early 2010.

Victoria's new Sustainable Data Centre Action Plan introduces comprehensive planning, renewable energy, and community benefit requirements for data centre developments. The regulations establish location restrictions, noise limits, renewable energy mandates, and water supply requirements while creating new referral authorities to oversee compliance. These changes will significantly impact how developers and operators plan and execute data centre projects in Victoria's rapidly expanding market.

The bar is to be raised for privacy compliance as cyber-risk becomes a key agenda item for boards for the public sector.

The case highlights the tension between privacy rights of individuals and the realities of privacy in the digital era.

The issue in dispute was whether the advertisement would have an unreasonable impact on the hotel as a heritage place.

LockBit 2.0 is a new ransomware threat, magnifying the need to revise an organisation's cybersecurity posture.

The court had to decide whether the parties had intended to create a legally binding relationship by the email exchange.

This is part of a blog series about how automated advice providers can ensure compliance with the Best Interests Duty.

A policy in relation to the renewal, expiry and deletion of .au domain names, which came into effect on 18 April 2010. The new policy changes the way in which expired and deleted .au domain names are removed from the domain name registry.

Antitrust battles between technology companies are no longer the exclusive province of Western competition regulators. In Japan last year, Microsoft was among complainants prompting a further review of the Google/Yahoo Japan deal for search and search advertising technology.

Retailers should install antivirus software and firewalls on POS systems, as data can be stolen in a variety of ways.

The ACCC proceedings will be important in increasing consumer awareness of how Google uses their personal information.