A study has found that Aussies have a complex relationship with technology, with some saying it has benefited humanity and others worried about privacy and the potential risk of technology making them redundant. The findings highlight the importance of prioritising data privacy to ease worries.

Research shows Australians have little trust in organisations to safeguard their personal data. And they're willing to penalise those who fail to protect their information by turning to competitors or attacking their public image, while they would reward companies that offer reassurance.

As societal and environmental ills mount, Aussies are demanding that brands and the government take more responsibility for the impact their decisions have on everyday life. What issues are most pressing for people Down Under and how are their ethical expectations being met?

From driverless trains in the mining sector to robots that build houses, numerous sectors in Australia have embraced automation. But how do people feel about machines that may threaten their job security? Do the benefits of increased efficiency and convenience outweigh the perceived risks?