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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH 26, 2021 - Alexander Roxborough on his electric bicycle at the food delivery protest against 'wage theft' and work conditions by Deliveroo outside the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Christian Gilles

E-bike rider injured in car collision

Police are calling for witnesses to the crash, which left the rider of an electric bicycle with serious injuries.

A new mega Bunnings opening its doors in Western Australia is the state’s biggest, featuring a nation-first for the ever-popular hardware chain and full-room displays that should give Ikea a run for its money. The new store, which replaces the current Midland Warehouse, spans more than 21,000 square metres - nearly 7000 sqm larger than the existing store - with more than double the amount of car parking at about 480 bays. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Rebecca LeMay

Bunnings recalls tradie essential

The worksite essential has been urgently recalled from 38 stores after safety concerns were raised.

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CCTV captures teen’s alleged cruel act

The victim suffered a number of cuts to his head after a girl allegedly snatched his iPhone and ran in a botched robbery.

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‘Shocking’: New phone wows fans

Decades after losing its go-to phone status, Motorola is back with a serious contender for the mobile of the moment.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MAY 4, 2021: Generic shots of Telstra infrastructure in Rundle Mall. Telstra Corporation Ltd has paid an infringement notice of more than $1,500,000 after the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) found it failed to provide consumers with the opportunity to keep their existing local phone number when changing telcos, known as local number porting. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Naomi Jellicoe

Telstra fined $1.5m for number fail

Telstra has been slapped with a $1.5m fine for failing to do this for customers during the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic.

(FILES) This file photo taken on September 25, 2015 shows a customer using her new smartphone during the release of the iPhone 6s at an Apple store in Shanghai. Several Chinese iPhone users have claimed that their handsets caught fire or exploded, according to a Shanghai consumer watchdog which called on tech giant Apple to address the complaints. / AFP PHOTO / Johannes EISELE

Hidden features added to your iPhone

Apple’s latest iPhone update means there are now a string of surprisingly handy new features on your mobile.

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Young girl using a smartphone device at home. Picture: iStock.

Tech gadgets Aussies are most obsessed with

Australians now have more than 21 million smartphones, and our love affair with gadgets will only continue to grow. Here are the tech items we’re flocking to.

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Genius device solves annoying problem

This device could see the end of the annoying problem of multiple chargers – and at $120, it’s one of the most affordable on the market.

Aussies gain access to vital Apple Watch feature

Apple has finally unlocked access to an important function of some of its smartwatches, as more new features are added to the wearable gadgets.

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Apple iPhone 6s screen with social media applications Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google, Youtube, Vimeo, LinkedIn, Pinterest, WhatsApp etc.

Big change looms for Apple, Google stores

The ACCC has set its sights on Apple and Google in a recommendation that could change the way you use app stores for both tech giants.

Çanakkale, Turkey- November 28,2017 Outdoor shot of a New Iphone X Silver back view with 12 mp camera in jean Pocket

Massive change in new iPhone update

The new Apple software update is out and comes with a massive tweak that will change the way you use your phone.

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Make coffee in bed with insane new tech

A new gadget lets you combine everyone’s two favourite things – coffee and bed. It’s undoubtedly a complete gamechanger.

AirTags act like a key finder, helping find keys and other products.

Crucial detail in new iPhone feature

Apple has launched a new feature that solves an annoying everyday problem and it comes with a critically important function.

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Antibes, France - February 22, 2018: User deletes Facebook app from iPhone. The social media platform faces increased scrutiny around personal data privacy and its handing of fake news and extremist content. Istock

Apple iPhone software changes: How it will affect you

Apple is poised to protect users and annoy Facebook with a controversial iPhone update that could change the way you’re tracked.

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