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Options trader Chris Dattolo works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Tuesday, July 29, 2025. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)

Blockbuster news sends Wall St into frenzy

Wall Street is going ballistic in after hours trading after two of the world’s biggest companies dropped blockbuster updates.

The federal government’s decision to include YouTube in its controversial under-16s social media ban could cause “more risk, not less” to young Australians.

‘Ironic’ flaw in Albo’s ‘blunt’ YouTube ban

The Albanese government’s shock decision to include YouTube in its controversial social media ban for young Aussies could end up backfiring – here’s why.

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Brisbane couple’s business folds after Meta AI ban

Meta’s AI destroyed a Brisbane family’s $100,000 business over their child’s innocent photo, sparking their decision to join an international legal battle.

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Australia’s YouTube ban for under-16s: How it will work

Children aged under 16 will be banned from holding a YouTube account. This is how the ban will work and what it means for Aussie households.

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‘Going rogue’: Expert’s AI warning

The rapid development of artificial intelligence in everything from healthcare to warfare comes with a growing risk of the tech going rogue.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MAY 25, 2022: Generic telecommunications images. A mobile phone tower in Melbourne. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Andrew Henshaw

Why Australia’s net quality is so low

The quality of Australia’s internet services has slipped to an embarrassing spot behind global competitors – as a new survey measures the overall digital wellbeing of the country.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA- NewsWire Photos DECEMBER 11, 2024: Adrian Portelli accused of a hooning incident in 2020, leaves the Sunshine Magistrate Court in Victoria. Picture: NewsWire/ David Crosling

Reporter slams billionaire’s ‘vile’ stunt

A journalist has hit back at Adrian Portelli after the billionaire threw a “tantrum over a nickname” and “unleashed his troll army” on her.

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Trump vows to keep TikTok alive in US.

Trump’s TikTok save is illegal – does anyone care?

Donald Trump and TikTok’s owners are defying the law in their plot to save the popular app. Tom Minear argues it is a reminder of how deeply unserious US politics has become.

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TikTok is back, Musk has major issue

TikTok is up and running again in the US, after briefly going dark – and the wildly popular app’s developers say it has Donald Trump to thank.

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‘Banned’: TikTok goes down for 170m users

TikTok has been banned — for now. The popular app went dark for 170 million US users on Saturday, sparking outrage online.

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos 2, March, 2023: Generic images of Australian Post. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Kelly Barnes

Warning as scammers use fake AusPost link

A fresh warning has been released about an online scam where fraudsters use fake Australia Post links to defraud sellers on Facebook Marketplace.

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TikTok to ‘go dark’ within a matter of hours

TikTok has said it will be forced to “go dark” in the US in a matter of hours unless the government steps in before a federal ban takes effect.

Dad has the ultimate hack for opening a beer

Dad has the ultimate hack for opening a beer

Noonan said that after his wife showed him a video of someone performing the trick, he wanted to give it a try. After three attempts and a slight…

170 million abandoned as app ‘goes dark’

More than 170 million TikTok users are likely to be met with an unexpected statement when they open the app this weekend.

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