A team led by UNSW Sydney researchers is investigating ways through e-health to increase access to much-needed treatment for fear of cancer recurrence.

Medical and e-health company G Medical Innovations is seeking to list its Chinese subsidiary, Guangzhou Yimei Innovative Medical Science and Technology, on the main board of the Hong Kong stock exchange.

Telstra’s mobile network is well-positioned to offer superior services to those offered by NBN Co, the company building the national broadband network, according to the latest report by a telecoms analyst.

Despite 2016 being Telstra’s "annus horribilis" which some say is thanks to David Thodey underinvesting in the company and dumping it on Andy Penn, Telstra is "evolving".

The NSW Government will finish the rollout of e-health records within four years and complete connections of its health facilities to the Health wide area network within three years.

A new online service will issue medical certificates and repeat referrals all for the low fee of A$19.99.

Telstra Health has implemented an enterprise electronic medical records (EMR) system in a $360 million facility in Western Australia housing two of Australia’s newest hospitals.

Telstra CEO Andrew Penn has announced that the dominant Australian telco will inject an additional $500 million into upgrading its mobile network over the next two years in his maiden speech as the head of the company. The new investment will bring Telstra’s total mobile network investment to more than $5 billion over the next three years.

Telstra Health has launched a new GP telemedicine service – ReadyCare – that facilitates access to a doctor using phone or video to receive advice, treatment, diagnosis and prescriptions.

The Australian telecommunications market is going through a real shake-up, with the market dominance of the established telcos under challenge from digital media, including OTT providers, offering new communications services at lower costs, or free of charge.

Telstra has tentacles in many pies, but with its latest move into the eHealth arena, it shouldn’t have to worry about indigestion - here’s the launch video and media scrum for anyone interested in seeing how the event unfolded.

The Defence eHealth Information System is being implemented for the Australian Defence Force's Joint Health Command by CSC.

Two Labor members of Parliament have written an open letter to Malcolm Turnbull asking him to reconsider his scrapping of Labor's FTTP NBN plans.

Launch Recruitment’s Rebecca Wallace has a message for ICT professionals in the market for a job – “stay abreast of what’s going on in the IT market and keep your skills updated.”

Sydney-based national recruitment and executive search firm Launch Recruitment has expanded its management and sales and marketing team with three new senior appointments.

The Consumers e-Health Alliance says the incoming government needs to address the troubled national medical information-sharing system with some urgency if any benefits are to accrue from efforts to date.

SA Health has selected Adam Internet to provide backup data centre services for the state's Electronic Patient Administration System (EPAS).

Isansys' LifeTouch Patient Surveillance System gains CE Mark

SYDNEY, Australia. Federal Minister for Health, Tanya Plibersek, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Chair of the Global eHealth Ambassador Program and Jane Halton PSM, Secretary of the Department of Health and Ageing were among a distinguished array of healthcare, government and IT leaders that contributed to the success of the tenth annual Health-e-Nation Conference on the Gold Coast held March 27-29, 2012.