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Controversial Adelaide-based Automated Telling Machine (ATM) business – MyATM Holdings Limited, has called in the administrators, less than twelve months after it raised $4million from investors and listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. Equally remarkably, the collapse came just a week or so after an Annual General Meeting at which neither the chairman, Kym Weir, Click on the title to read more My ATM hits the wall, calls in administrators. Kiwis at risk from MyEFTPOS Australia’s domain name regulator, the non-profit Australian Domain Name Amdinistation Limited (auDA) is looking for people to sit on its 2012 Industry Advisory Panel. The panel will help auDA make decisions on various regulatory and other issues affecting the multi-million Australian domain name industry. Perhaps the most significant of these will be helping lay the Click on the title to read more auDA looking for domain name industry advisors Big Commerce is the new name for the Australian shopping-cart developer – Interspire. It has been one of 2011′s great Australian ecommerce success stories. Earlier this year it attracted a reported $15million in investment from US venture capital company – General Catalyst Partners. Mitchell Harper and Eddie Machaalani are the two company founders and owners. Click on the title to read more Interspire users should switch to BigCommerce, says company co-founder,Mitch Harper Its been a long time since most Australia Post office’s were open on a weekend. But with Australian shoppers flocking online to do their Christmas shopping, Post has extended trading hours at 300 of its post offices to cope with the surge in parcel volumes. Post managing director, Ahmed Fahour said last week that e-commerce Click on the title to read more Post offices open on Saturday as Xmas shoppers flock online Reformed online-shopping sceptic, Gerry Harvey Australia’s Productivity Commission has recommended no change to the minimum $AUD1000 tax and duty thresholds for online imports. The long-awaited Commission report was released this morning – Friday 9th December and contains 13 recommendations. No doubt the most significant of these is its recommendation that Australia’s comparatively liberal tax Click on the title to read more Productivity Commission recommends no change for online import tax, duty threshold |
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