If you’ve noticed something missing from your inbox, it won’t surprise you that we have shifted our newsletter to quarterly rather than monthly in the interest of providing more focused and timely content when it arises, and a better update on all things IAA. It’s been a full and fun quarter, too!

Since our last newsletter, we have been very busy hosting and planning Convergent Events for our Members to network, learn and grow.

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If you have ever googled ‘women, internet industry, Australia’ you would know that the search really returns nothing significant or useful about women working in the Internet…

Someone outlined the plot of an action film to me recently. Picture this, a worldwide communications system, built on a fundamentally flawed numbering system, is being held…

This month marked 10 years since IAA announced the launch of a peering point in South Australia, heralding the further expansion of our IX-Australia peering network.  SA-IX’s…

Voting is now open for the APNIC Executive Council (EC) election. If you are a member of APNIC, IAA strongly encourages you to vote.    APNIC is the organisation…

Applications are now closed for our IAASysters 2023 program. This year’s theme, Future Heroes of the Internet, continues our crusade to support and enable women within the Internet…

After our first blog was released, we were asked by a reader, ‘How do I optimise traffic flow over a large-scale network?’ The answer is not short…

Our hugely popular IAASysters program is back for the third time. IAA launched Systers in 2021 after we noticed consistently low participation rates of certain sectors in…