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Shoppers face avoidable disputes unless they read the fine print, as many furniture warranties exclude comfort complaints, wear and tear and misuse.
Fewer junior roles and weaker training pathways are leaving emerging creatives worried AI could stall careers before they properly begin.
Existing Australian owners of Atmoce's M-ELV 7 kWh battery will now be covered for up to 15 years, boosting market confidence.
Fuel-price pressures helped lift spending, but CreditorWatch said the data still points to softer consumer demand after recent rate rises.
Desk lunches are leaving keyboards and mice sticky, prompting Logitech Australia to urge workers to prevent crumbs and spills from building up.
The Melbourne buyer is widening its enterprise AI push as Prevail's team and clients join, with terms of the acquisition undisclosed.
Most Australian SMEs expect fuel and utility bills to squeeze margins over the next year, while 73% see the economy weakening.
The hire reflects growing demand for senior AI expertise as consultancies help businesses turn experimental tools into measurable operational gains.
Organisations in regulated sectors could gain productivity without losing oversight as the platform embeds governed AI into existing workflows.
Australian buyers can now get 360° coverage and on-device AI without a subscription, as EZVIZ prices the HB90f at AUD $669.95.
The free service is expanding as charities use it to reach more than 230,000 will writers and track AUD $2 billion in pledged gifts.
The hires give the cybersecurity vendor dedicated sales and engineering leadership as it pushes deeper into Japan and Southeast Asia amid rising online threats.
The move gives UiPath a senior regional executive to turn AI interest into sales growth and wider adoption across Australia and New Zealand.
Pressure on fleet operators to improve safety and compliance is driving Microlise's regional push as it expands sales across Australia and New Zealand.
Social platforms now command more than a third of Australia's digital ad market, with spend forecast to climb 16.5% to USD $6.15 billion in 2026.
The real risk is that autonomous systems can turn a modest pilot into a far larger inference bill unless firms plan for workload, not chat use.
Merchants risk losing sales if checkout drags past two minutes, with Hello Clever's data showing success rates fall from 95% to 52%.
A global index shows Sydney and Melbourne still trail Asian hubs, though Melbourne’s indicative build cost is slightly lower at $10.58 per watt.
A nine-point revenue gap means regional software firms are missing out on higher-value deals as partner channels stay underused across APAC.
Senators are being told the lawful access bill still lacks key safeguards, as privacy concerns persist over subscriber data and public-information powers.