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Covers:  federal government, australia, mobile telecommunications
Reporter @GuardianAus. Tech, infosec, FOI, politics, and media.🌈 (he/him)

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I am primarily a technology journalist for ZDNet. Based in Sydney, Australia and mainly covering telecommunications and federal government technology and the associated political issues that go with it.

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2 more men charged amid investigation into Peters Township catfishing and sextortion scheme

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By Josh Taylor Verified
| MSN Verified
Two more men are facing charges tied to an investigation into a "catfishing" and "sextortion" scheme that began over the previous winter in Peters Township. In February, Zachariah Meyers , a student at Peters Township High School, was arrested for coercing classmates into contacting older men "for the purpose of engaging in sexual intercourse," according to court documents. During the course of that investigation, nearly 30 teenage boys were interviewed and identified as victims of this scheme.
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Inland Revenue’s $9.5 billion debt problem needs more than enforcement

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By Josh Taylor Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Strong compliance activity will always have a place, particularly where taxpayers are deliberately avoiding their responsibilities.But successful debt recovery requires more than pressure. It requires practical pathways back to compliance, says Josh Taylor.Nathan Crombie Josh Taylor is the co-founder of tax pooling provider Tax Traders. OPINION: The question is no longer whether New Zealand has a tax debt problem. The question is how we solve it.
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Royal commission into Victorian construction sector could boost Labor’s chances at state election, expert says

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By Josh Taylor Verified
| Inkl
Ben Carroll said the creation of a royal commission into alleged corruption in the construction sector – including on Big Build projects – would be his ‘first action’ as Victorian premier. Photograph: Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images Victorian voters heading to the polls will probably get a taste of the evidence heard by a royal commission – including how taxpayer funds were used on Big Build projects – but it could actually help Labor’s standing, an integrity expert says.
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