Picture reveals Aussie cost of living truth
We’re cash strapped and pinching the pennies – apparently. But one image reveals Australians are still keen to spend serious cash on some purchases.
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Australia Day backflip accidentally exposed
January 26 represents a painful day in history for many — but it appears the official Australia Day body has opted to wipe that history altogether.
Fitness apps hoovering up data, study
If you see someone at run club with a tinfoil hat, don’t be alarmed: some fitness apps are collecting seven times more personal data than the competitors.
AI boss accused of sex crime by sister
OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman has denied “deeply hurtful” allegations that he sexually abused his younger sister for nearly a decade.
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More wild weather for storm-smashed states
Parts of eastern Australia have been told to stay alert after being battered by heavy rain and storms overnight, with warnings more could already be on the way.
Fresh shots fired in Aussie EV war
The global EV war continues to rage in Australia and a fresh twist has resulted in great news for buyers.
Insane EV supercar feature cops will hate
The tech in this EV supercar is something straight out of a Bond film and police are going to hate it.
Wild ’mind blowing’ TV coming to Australia
It was the revolutionary TV written off as a gimmick, but one of the world’s biggest tech firms has confirmed it’s coming to Australia – but it’ll cost you.
‘Red flags’: Top 5 scams targeting Aussies
From sextortion to cryptocurrency investment scams, here are the fresh ways scammers are trying to get money from Aussies.
PM backs social media crackdown as Meta to slash fact checkers
Anthony Albanese pledged to push on with his government’s social media crackdown despite tech giant Meta’s plan to scrap fact-checking on its platforms.
Shock EV move: Chinese giant blacklisted
A Chinese tech giant has been added to a US military blacklist in a shock move that could have huge ramifications in Australia.
Why this plastic spoon costs $200
It looks like a spoon a toddler would grasp and then happily fling. But this spoon will set you back $200 and there’s a very good reason why.
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