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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 sued over massive data breach

Optus is being sued over the 2022 data breach that exposed the personal data of 9.5 million people.

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA, NewsWire Photos. JANUARY 29 2024: Minister for Health and Aged Care Mark Butler holds a press conference to launch the commemorative 40th anniversary Medicare card at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Major overhaul for key Medicare service

A major overhaul of Medicare’s digital services will make it easier for millions of Aussies to have access from their phones.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JANUARY 20, 2023: Editorial generic stock image of an iPhone with the popular apps: Instagram, Messenger and Facebook prominent on its home screen. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nicholas Eagar

Social giants lashed for child sex abuse fail

E-Safety commissioner Julie Inman-Grant has slammed social media giants for “turning a blind eye” on child sexual abuse and exploitation.

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17yo’s sad admission exposes national shame

A 17-year-old’s frank classroom admission has laid bare a disturbing new trend now more popular than soccer or basketball among teens.

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An Israeli content creator has spoken for the first time since he was threatened by two Sydney nurses.

Influencer who exposed nurses speaks out

An Israeli content creator has spoken for the first time since he was “threatened” by two Sydney nurses.

Surprising group targeted by scammers

One demographic has emerged as the most popular target for scammers – and it’s not who you would think.

One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts has been slammed over election material which appeared to be created with artificial intelligence. Picture: X/@MRobertsQLD.

Senator slammed over ‘AI nightmare’ ad

An Australian senator has been slammed over an image posted to social media, with many branding it an “AI generated nightmare” and calling for staff to be sacked.

A couple in Queensland, Leah and Gerard have had to resort to extreme lengths to stop after more than 100 buyers turned up to their door after a bogus seller used their address for a Facebook Marketplace scam. Picture: 9News

Insane reason for sign outside Aussie home

More than 100 strangers have shown up at a couple’s front door, forcing the residents to erect a sign turning them away, after a shocking scam.

Macron reacts to his deepfakes. Picture: Instagram@emmanuelmacron

Ominous truth behind creepy Macron pics

French President Emmanuel Macron has praised a series of fake AI-generated videos of himself on social media.

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A huge and “very dangerous” and “life-threatening” storm is battering Sydney, with the State Emergency Service warning residents of several major suburbs to stay indoors as conditions worsen. The Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Metropolitan, Central Tablelands and parts of Hunter, Illawarra, Central West Slopes and Plains, Lower Western and Upper Western Forecast Districts about 11.20 on Monday morning. “Thunderstorms are forming on a surface trough in a moist unstable air mass in inland NSW, assisted by an upper trough moving across the state,” the warning read.

Update after thousands hit by major outage

A major internet provider has issued an apology after a widespread outage left thousands of homes and businesses without broadband services.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos February 06, 2024: A generic photograph of people on their phone in Sydney.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Christian Gilles

Aussies warned of Valentine’s Day scams

Aussies looking for love are being warned to stay vigilant this Valentine’s Day after one state lost $8.9m to “romance scams”.

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Aussie student linked to banned AI platform

A graduate of two Aussie universities is a key player in the development of a controversial Chinese AI platform banned by the Australian government.

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Cheap Chinese devices used to spy on Aussies

Cheap Chinese devices used to spy on Aussies

International hackers are using cheap, Chinese-made home security devices – including doorbells – to spy on Australians at home and work. See how they do it.

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Terrifying reality in Aussie scam crisis

At a secret location in Sydney, experts have revealed the terrifyingly simple way Australians are being fleeced more than any other country by scams.

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