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Ideas Fest at the Tech Lounge[15 May 2012]

This month, Microsoft and the University have teamed up to bring you Ideas Fest 2012, a showcase to highlight how technology can help you reach your potential. More
Access University software online![2 May 2012]

Ever wanted to access University software from your own computer? Take part in the online software pilot for the chance to win an iPad! More
Latest version of Microsoft Office now available[27 April 2012]

Microsoft Office 2010 is now standard for all new computers and available to download by visiting the Ask Sydney- ICT website. More
Improvements made to new email anti-spam system[5 April 2012]

ICT has been working to improve the new anti-spam system's performance and address common problems experienced by staff. More
Protecting your private information from phishing emails[4 April 2012]

Have you received an email requesting to 'reset' your UniKey password or 'validate' your UniKey account? If so, you have been the victim of a phishing attack. More
Scheduled maintenance on critical IT systems Sat 7 April[3 April 2012]

Scheduled maintenance to data storage systems will occur between 8am and 5pm on Saturday 7 April. More
Scheduled maintenance on critical ICT systems Sat 7 April[3 April 2012]

Information and Communications Technology (ICT) will be performing scheduled maintenance to upgrade data centre storage systems between 8am and 5pm, Saturday 7 April. More
Critical maintenance to University email tonight between 7pm and 5am Tuesday 3 April[2 April 2012]

Please be aware that ICT will be performing critical maintenance on the University email service between 7pm tonight Monday 2 April and 5am Tuesday 3 April. More
Want to avoid a large University mobile phone bill when travelling overseas?[20 March 2012]

There are a number of ways to minimise international mobile phone charges when travelling overseas. We've devised some tips to help you minimise phone costs while overseas. More
New learning facilities for students[12 March 2012]

Last week the University opened two new student spaces within the PNR and Carslaw buildings called 'learning hubs'. The spaces are designed to support group, pair and individual study and form part of the informal learning network. More
Access your work anywhere on campus[9 March 2012]

When you log into the computers at the PNR, Carslaw and Wentworth Learning Hubs or Madsen, Law and Cumberland Access Labs you will have access to your very own virtual desktop. More
Wi-fi just got easier![9 March 2012]

Connect to the new University wireless network UniSydney and forget about having to use VPN! More