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Huawei Australia’s revenue hits $368 million in 2012
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Tas govt establishes $28 million ICT Project Fund
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iTalk slapped with ACMA warning
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More NBN training hubs launched in Adelaide
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10 million Galaxy S4's shipped: Samsung
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AusCERT 2013: What's it like to be a 'Nigerian scam' victim?
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