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GUEST OPINION: The pressure build-up in the healthcare industry in recent years has been extraordinary. Everywhere you look, there are capacity and workforce shortages. For example, ambulance ramping – patients left in vehicles with paramedics waiting for a hospital bed – has become common, leading to treatment delays.

Global software company Progress says technology is evolving at a phenomenal rate, but you can modernise without locking yourself again and again into old ways. EVP and GM for Progress’ application and data platform division, John Ainsworth visited Australia and spoke to iTWire on how his organisation can help businesses of all-size develop, deploy, and manage high-impact applications.

Scammers in Australia are adapting existing technology to play on people’s fears around coronavirus and selling products claiming to prevent or cure the virus, according to consumer watchdog the ACCC.

Mobile industry body GSMA says the MWC Barcelona event scheduled for Barcelona in late February will still go ahead despite concerns about the potential impact on the event of the coronavirus outbreak.

Scientists are calling for more protective EMF guidelines regarding risks from the ubiquitous exposure to non-ionising electromagnetic field exposure, but is this another Climategate scam?

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has launched an inquiry into the effects on children’s health of unregulated recycling of old mobile phones and other electronic equipment in developing countries.

The day after the announcement of a Coalition victory in the Victorian state election, Eurofield Information Solutions announced an order from the Victorian Legislative Assembly.