Digital lender ticks along at record pace

The home lending boom and a surge in the adoption of technology is helping Adelaide-based digital lender Tic:Toc achieve triple figure growth and reach new markets.

Facial recognition, GPS tracking as SA Govt monitors home quarantine

The State Government has given a $1.1 million contract to a Western Australian company to develop a new smartphone app that uses facial recognition and GPS tracking technology to monitor people who are ordered to self-quarantine at home.

Free coding school to launch in Adelaide

A free coding school to arm up to 450 students a year with computer programming skills will launch in Adelaide in the coming months.

AI 'scarecrow' has Himalayan elephants and monkeys in sight

An electronics development platform invented in South Australia is being used to design an Artificial Intelligence scarecrow to stop wild animals such as elephants and monkeys from destroying crops in Bhutan.

Digital SA driver's licences set to go live on smartphone app

South Australian driver’s licences will be available on a State Government smartphone app by next month – but motorists are urged not to ditch their physical cards just yet.

SA businesses need help to embrace the power of digital

Digital technologies could transform small business in South Australia, but a slow uptake could threaten our economic future, writes Tania Tonkin.