Don't you hate it when you read about a competition but never find out who won?  

Results of a survey of online and mobile consumer behaviour across Australia ranked Perth the most at-risk city for stolen identities, digital fraud and data loss.

It looks like NEXTDC's first Brisbane data centre will be well connected.

The flush of enthusiasm for installing a fibre broadband network in Brisbane's sewers is over after i3's project got bogged down. But the idea of a city-backed network hasn't gone completely down the toilet, with other providers said to be ready to step in.

For the average Australian national Linux conference to run its full course, one needs around 70 papers to be presented during the conference proper.

A group of ICT companies is working to help flooded Queensland businesses get up and running again with free and discounted services.

UPDATED The 12th Australian national Linux conference, scheduled to be held in Brisbane from January 24 to 28, will go ahead as planned, chief organiser Shaun Nykvist announced last night. The venue for the main conference has, however, been changed.

A decision on whether to go ahead with the 12th Australian national Linux conference, which is scheduled to be held in Brisbane from January 24 to 29, will be made on Monday, January 17.

The organisers of the 12th Australian national Linux conference are keeping an anxious eye on the floodwaters in Brisbane as the event nears.

The man behind the next Australian national Linux conference is an academic, a retiring type not exactly prone to bluff and bluster. He and his team are quietly getting things ready for the last week of January 2011 when a host of geeks will converge on Brisbane for the 12th LCA, the second to be held in the city since the conference was first held in 1999.