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  • AU government blocks Internet dumping

    The federal government has moved to restrict the amount people can run up on 190 premium numbers to a few hundred dollars, in a move designed to curb the practice of Internet dumping.

  • Government backflips on ABN privacy

    Due to public pressure, the Federal Government will now restrict the amount and kinds of information available on holders of Australian Business Numbers.

  • Digital signatures for government sites

    In a move intended to give small business better access to Canberra's online services, the Government has announced plans to develop a digital signature process to allow secure interaction between businesses and the Commonwealth.

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