Connecting to public Wi-Fi when you’re out and about may be second nature to some, but with Australia a prime target for cyber attacks, hopping on to any network Down Under can be a risk. Yet more than two million Aussies are ignoring security concerns in favour of convenience.

Living in a world of constant innovation has its perks, but it also feeds concerns about the future. In Australia, people fear that robots are taking over their jobs, and that technology is is replacing real life relationships. To reduce suspicion of novel innovations, tech firms are working to facilitate real life, instead of replacing it.

Australians spent $20 billion on technology over the 2014 financial year, and according to a new study, they’re embracing digital faster than people in Japan. But the nation's not keeping pace with other developed countries when it comes to nurturing its own tech talent.

It's easy to assume that going for a well-known company is a safe bet when choosing a broadband provider. But new survey results show that, according to customers, smaller competitors are better equipped to serve their needs and offer an all-round better experience.