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On 27 January 2004, the International Chamber of Commerce released an 'Issues Paper on Internet Governance'

Australia's railways are undergoing a $12.9 billion digital transformation, introducing new signalling, telecommunications and control systems across passenger, freight and heavy-haul networks. However, different jurisdictions are adopting incompatible technologies at varying paces, risking a new "digital break of gauge" where tracks connect but control systems do not. KordaMentha's Railway Outlook 2026 examines whether Australia can convert individual investments into an integrated national railway system.

Space-related assets are becoming investable for infrastructure investors, with opportunities in ground stations, mission control assets, data-processing facilities and dual-use platforms. However, investors must carefully evaluate technology refresh risks, regulatory complexities including spectrum and orbital rights, and revenue bankability through counterparty quality rather than relying solely on sector growth projections.

Modern photocopiers, scanners and fax machines often contain hard drives which also pose a security threat on disposal.

Businesses that fail to address potential digital risks may face damage, fines, loss of market share or loss of revenue.

Councils could take advantage of collaborative arrangements with stakeholders to facilitate development and innovation.

This NEV strategy demonstrates the keenness of the Federal Government to combat climate change via electric vehicles.

It should now be much easier for technology vendors to contract with the NSW Government.

This program, providing support for researchers and SMEs, has two forms of funding: Priming Grants and Bridging Grants.

A wide variety of grants and funding programs can assist start-ups and businesses develop and commercialise their IP.

Copyright has been the focus of database protection but unstructured data poses challenges to traditional legal rights.

This is a run-down of methods business owners should be employing to make the most of its valuable intellectual property.

The one clear lesson to be learned from the natural disasters that hit Queensland last month is that prevention is always better than cure. Businesses who had prepared in advance for emergencies were better able to respond to the situation and rebuild their businesses after disaster had hit.

Global companies often find cybersquatters who try to register domain names which suggest association with their brand.

It may be more cost effective for your business to pre-emptively block a .XXX domain name that contains your brand name.

In depth discussion about rugby balls & how they are made to improve handling and aerodynamics.