Kate Lundy, ALP Senator for the ACT and well respected for her connections to the IT industry, will retire at the next election at the age of 47.

The Labor-dominated Senate Committee on the NBN has summonsed Ziggy Switkowski and other senior NBN Co executives to appear before it today. They don’t want to.

Despite the Abbott LNP Government's fervour to remake the NBN into a cheaper FTTN version, NBN Co executive chairman Dr Ziggy Switkowski says the network will stay with fibre to the premises (FTTP) construction for another year.

Anthony Albanese’s two NBN assistants, Kate Lundy and Ed Husic, have not made it into Labor’s shadow cabinet.

The former Minister Assisting for the Digital Economy Kate Lundy has slammed Tony Abbott's technology portfolio, describing it as a "retrograde step" after he cut the scope of the government's communications ministry.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Broadband Communications and the Digital Economy Anthony Albanese and Minister Assisting for the Digital Economy Kate Lundy have taken aim at the Coalition's newly-announced ICT policy, saying the Coalition "still have no plan for our digital future."

Senator Kate Lundy has opened the M-Enabling Australia conference, being held yesterday and today at the Australian technology Park in the Sydney suburb of Redfern.

Labor would support new laws that ensure more disabled people can access websites and digital content, according to Senator Kate Lundy.

Australia's best of the best in ICT were revealed last night at the National 2013 iAwards, a showy event held at Crown Melbourne.

Australia's ICT research is receiving a major shot in the arm ahead of the election, with the government today announcing an additional $42 million in funding.

The Federal Government has released a guide to the secure use of cloud computing. It is part of a much broader security framework.

When the full Rudd Ministry was sworn in at Government House yesterday two other MPs were given responsibilities in the Communications portfolio.

Senator Stephen Conroy has resigned as Minister for Communications. His replacement will not be announced until the full Cabinet reshuffle, expected within three days.

OPINION. Last night’s dramatic events in Canberra may have a major bearing on the future of the National Broadband Network.

The newly-created Office of the Australian Information Commissioner would bring with it an era with much easier access to public sector information and a boon for Gov 2.0 practices, Parliamentary Secretary Kate Lundy said.

Freshly-minted Parliamentary Secretary Kate Lundy was awarded the top prize at the World eGovernment Forum in Paris overnight, with an international panel voting her the planet's most influential and effective eDemocracy and Gov 2.0 leader.

Next generation software is dependent on the concept of 'where,' driving the need for more accurate and available geospatial information, Spatial Industries Business Association chief executive David Hocking says.

The technology sector's profile got a big promotion within the Gillard Government when ACT Senator Kate Lundy was elevated into a Parliamentary Secretary role. It's in her nature these days, it seems, she takes the industry with her wherever she goes.

The Governor General Quentin Bryce;s administrative arrangements order issued with the swearing in of Ministers confirms the expanded role of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet in the coordination of tech sector issues.

On Saturday, September 18, Melbourne will mark Software Freedom Day, a day observed worldwide to spread the message of free and open source software.