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Members of Australia's parliament have been advised to carry burner phones when they visit India, Seven's The Nightly website reports.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has demonstrated how adept it is at digital operations by leaking the private email addresses of about 1000 Australians who are stranded overseas due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Australia has been imposing hefty duties on Chinese steel, aluminium and chemical imports for more than six years, despite a letter from the Chinese side in 2014 saying that holding talks with Canberra on this would be of no use.

Australia and the Solomon Islands will sign a deal on Wednesday for the first stage of construction of an undersea cable system linking the Solomons and Papua New Guinea to Sydney. It will cost Australian taxpayers in excess of $100 million in toto.

Australia and China have reached an agreement on cyber security under which they have agreed not to indulge in online theft of intellectual property, trade secrets or confidential business information to gain a competitive advantage.

NEC has won a major contract to provide ICT global support services to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Fujitsu today announced it has won the multi-million dollar Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) contract to provide a comprehensive system for issuing Australian passports.

Sharp Corporation has been announced as the overall winner of Intermedium's Froggy Awards 2010 held at Hotel Realm, Canberra on Thursday 28 October.