A day’s work for a Private Eye From hunting stolen rare spiders to breaking the news on cheating spouses, this is the world of a modern-day private detective. Report Emily O’Keefe Questioning a private detective about the word “trust” is perhaps a little like asking hardened criminals if they believe in fairy tales, especially when […]

The announcement that Australia could be the first country to trial virtual passports was made by Foreign Minister Julie Bishop at the end of October. The idea was born from a DFAT challenge called InnovationXchange, brainchild of the Foreign Minister herself. Of 392 idea pitches, that of virtual passports was a clear winner and the […]

Three Reasons Corporates Need A Private Investigator Right Now   Private investigators are for catching international criminals and cheating spouses right? That’s not all they do. Private investigation work spans surveillance, family law, computer forensics and legal and corporate investigations. For corporates both large and small, this means the difference between the prevention of and […]

  Bring Your Own Device policies have infiltrated the Australian workplace environment. Walk into the offices of most Australian companies today and you’re likely to find employees using personal laptops and smartphones to perform their daily duties. Now, while this may be helping to lower some of the initial upfront costs for the employer we […]

Charity scams are preying on generous citizens after hundreds are left homeless in South Australia’s Adelaide Hills following a weeklong struggle with bushfires, warns the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and SCAM Watch. Michael Scahaper from the ACCC told Channel 7’s Sunrise program that, “at times like this Australians are great at rallying around; and […]