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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MAY 4, 2024: Optus signage on George Street in the Sydney CBD. Federal budget stock images.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw

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Optus hit with huge $100m penalty

Optus has been whacked with a staggering nine-figure fine for what a court has described as the “appalling” exploitation of some of Australia’s most vulnerable customers.

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One in five Aussie jobs risk AI replacement

Robots and AI could wipe out 26 per cent of Australian jobs, creating a $104bn economic black hole, new research warns.

State’s big call on e-bike ban

State’s big call on e-bike ban

A popular type of e-bike will be banned from trains in one Australian state following a spate of fires.

Weâve given the latest gimbal, the Hohem iSteady V3 Ultra, a solid workout on a 10-day family holiday in New Zealand.

Turn your travel videos into cinematic masterpieces

A new smartphone device promises to turn shaky holiday videos into professional looking works of art, with its AI tracking and remote control.

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Telstra is launching the first satellite to mobile text messaging service in Australia. Picture: Supplied

New text messaging service to help regional Australia

Telstra has launched a new satellite to mobile text messaging service that is accessible when your mobile coverage is out of range, as part of its collaboration with Elon Musk’s Starlink.

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Ringâs latest Outdoor Camera Plus is a good way to keep track of your family's coming and goings.

Finally, I’ve found a reliable way of tracking my teen

It’s probably not what it’s designed for, but there’s something nice about being able to keep track of your teenager’s comings and goings.

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A screenshot of a scam text. Australia Post warns of scam surge as parcel fraud messages sweep nation, Australians are being urged to stay alert as a new wave of scam messages and emails impersonating Australia Post and preying on vulnerable customers sweeps the country. The fraudulent messages claim a delivery failed due to an invalid postal code, luring recipients into clicking malicious links to hand over personal information.

Sinister new scam strikes Aussies

Australia Post has issued an urgent warning to their customers, as a new scam fuelled by advancing technology sweeps across the nation.

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Gilmour Space Technologies has announced a launch window starting 'no earlier than' March 15 for the maiden flight of Eris, the first Australian-designed and built rocket aiming for orbit. Picture: Supplied/ Gilmour Space

Countdown to Aussie space dream begins

The countdown has begun for an Aussie company’s dream to lift-off into space and begin competing with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

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Crazy new $190 new headphones land in Aus

An American headphones company famous for its bold designs has just dropped its biggest release in more than 20 years.

Hack warning for Apple users. Picture: supplied

Chilling warning for 1.8 billion iPhone users

Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a series of concerning security flaws allowing attackers to infiltrate and take control of devices.

Apple warns iPhone users to delete app

Apple is telling iPhone users to delete a very commonly used app, claiming it could have damaging consequences.

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Stop doing this with your phone immediately

An Apple employee has revealed the one thing you should stop doing with your iPhone immediately – debunking a very common practise.

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Humanoid robots race humans in a half-marathon in Beijing

Humanoid robots race humans in a half-marathon in Beijing

Twenty-one humanoid robots joined thousands of runners at the Yizhuang half-marathon in Beijing on Saturday, the first time these machines have…

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Do we really need all this AI in our homes?

Fridges with cameras that recognise your food, ovens which scan your meal and set the time and temperature to cook, and vacuum bots with cameras that check on your pets. Welcome to the world of AI. But how much do we need and how safe is it?

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