About Kaleah
Kaleah Salmon
Journalist
Kaleah Salmon is journalist in the TechDay editorial team. She has a keen interest in health, fitness, travel and sport. She previously worked as a journalist for Australian publication, Ministry of Sport.
Stories by Kaleah - Page 7
Australia Post launches largest trial of electric delivery vans
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cartech
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clean technologies
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sustainability
Australia Post has launched its largest trial of 36 Mercedes-Benz electric vans to cut emissions in metropolitan deliveries, advancing its Net Zero 2050 goal.
Ideagen expands safety solutions with acquisition of Reactec
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wearables
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data analytics
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risk & compliance
Ideagen has acquired Reactec to enhance its health and safety offerings with wearable tech and analytics, boosting workplace risk management across industries.
SmartBear wins fifth Tech Cares Award for global CSR efforts
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clean technologies
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renewable energy
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earth day
SmartBear earns the Tech Cares Award for the fifth year running, recognising its global efforts in corporate social responsibility and community support.
Australian SMEs rush into AI adoption without clear strategies
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digital transformation
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hcm
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partner programmes
Most Australian SMEs adopt AI tools without strategies, risking missed growth opportunities despite urgent investments and competitive pressures.
UK data leaders face urgent overhaul as DUAA brings strict new rules
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data protection
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breach prevention
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data privacy
UK organisations face urgent data protection reforms as the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 introduces stricter rules and higher ICO enforcement powers.
AND Global raises USD $21.4m to boost fintech for Asia-Pacific
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digital transformation
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fintech
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microsoft
AND Global has raised USD $21.4m in Series B funding to enhance fintech access for the unbanked across Asia-Pacific, backed by IFC and AEON Financial Service.
Seventy-two percent of New Zealanders say brands break promises
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cx
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martech
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partner programmes
A new study reveals 72% of New Zealanders believe brands fail to keep promises, with media firms seen as the worst offenders and financial services ranked best.
Samsung launches Galaxy Buds3 FE in Australia for AUD $249
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digital entertainment
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ai
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samsung
Samsung launches Galaxy Buds3 FE in Australia at AUD $249, featuring Active Noise Cancellation, Galaxy AI integration, and up to 30 hours battery life.
Lunchonline delivers 3.3 million school lunches in 15 years
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payment technologies
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food technology
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food delivery
Lunchonline, based in Napier, has delivered over 3.3 million school lunches across New Zealand in 15 years, easing parents' routines and supporting local food providers.
DigiCo posts strong FY25 results with AUD $99m EBITDA & gains key certification
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hyperscale
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dc
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sales
DigiCo reports FY25 EBITDA of AUD $99m, outpacing forecasts with strategic certification and growth in Australian and US data centre operations.
JAZRO Cup 2025 unites rural students in robotics competition
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edutech
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robots
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ministry of education
The JAZRO Cup 2025 united 1,200 students from 143 Malaysian schools, with over 60% rural, in a national robotics and coding competition promoting STEM equality.
Felix to acquire Nexvia for AUD $12m, raising AUD $16m
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document management
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devops
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ecm
Felix Group is set to acquire Nexvia for AUD $12m and raise AUD $16m to expand its construction software platform and boost growth in ANZ and beyond.
Gender pay gap drives staff turnover & shrinks talent in Australia
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hcm
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talent attraction
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gender equality
A new survey reveals Australia’s gender pay gap drives one-third of women to quit, reducing staff motivation and shrinking the talent pool for businesses.
Ulli Appelbaum’s new book makes brand strategy evidence based
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partner programmes
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opinion
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marketing strategy
Brand strategist Ulli Appelbaum’s new book reveals how evidence-based brand associations drive market success, blending neuroscience and marketing science.
Equal Pay Day highlights gender pay gap & calls for action
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hcm
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australian bureau of statistics
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work-life balance
Equal Pay Day spotlights Australia's gender pay gap, with women working 50 more days yearly to match men's earnings, urging urgent workplace reforms.
AI adoption boosts productivity across New Zealand businesses
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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cx
A Datacom survey reveals 88% of New Zealand firms using AI report productivity gains, with adoption rising to 87% overall in 2025 from 48% in 2023.
Nicole Schmitz wins global award for AI-driven leadership coaching
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partner programmes
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ai
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managed services
Nicole Schmitz, Sydney leadership coach, wins Silver at Stevie Awards for AI-driven coaching empowering female leaders globally across ten countries.
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Turtle Beach unveils Atlas 200 headset for PlayStation
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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console gaming
Turtle Beach launches the Atlas 200, its first licensed PlayStation headset, priced at AUD $99.95 and available from 19 September 2025 in Australia.
Boxphish secures new Leeds base to support doubling of staff
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data analytics
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advanced persistent threat protection
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risk & compliance
Boxphish has leased a new 4,165 sq. ft. office in Leeds to support staff doubling, reinforcing its growth and commitment to Yorkshire's cyber security sector.
Victor Dominello to headline 2025 Pearcey Oration in Melbourne
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digital transformation
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quantum computing
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clean technologies
Victor Dominello, former NSW Minister for Customer Service and Digital, will deliver the 2025 Pearcey Oration in Melbourne on digital transformation's societal impact.