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Nine CEO Mike Sneesby refuses to answer questions as newspaper reporters strike over pay as Olympics starts Picture : 7 News

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Nine boss’ five word response over strike

The embattled boss gave an awkward smile as he was asked “are you here for work or are you here on a holiday with your family”.

Microsoft Crowdstrike outage blue screen. Picture: Supplied

‘Sorry’: Update after blue screen of death

The boss of the company now synonymous with the “blue screen of death” fiasco has “personally” apologised for the worldwide outage.

Bunnings rave after TikTok trend

Bunnings to host unexpected event

The iconic retail giant has confirmed it will ‘bring the decks’ and host an unexpected event after a social media push from a well-known Aussie band.

Anti-quota protesters clash with the police in Dhaka on July 18, 2024. Police in Bangladesh's capital banned all public rallies on July 19, a day after the deadliest round of student protests so far saw government buildings torched by demonstrators and the imposition of a nationwide internet blackout. (Photo by AFP)

Disturbing scenes as nation erupts in chaos

At least 186 people are dead and 170 million are in a mobile internet and social media blackout amid deadly clashes. Warning: Graphic

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Beyonce, Pope Francis and Donald Trump among massive celebrities to lose Twitter blue tick today

‘RIP’: Huge names shafted by Twitter

Beyonce, Pope Francis and Donald Trump are among countless massive celebrities – and everyday users – to lose their Twitter blue tick today.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH 9th, 2023: TIK TOK Generic Pics.Push for TikTok to be banned - Calls to ban the viral video app are gaining steam after the FBI raised the alarm that the Chinese government could access user data.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Tim Pascoe

Huge push for Aussie TikTok ban

A major figure behind the US push for a total TikTok ban says Australia should seriously consider doing the same.

MUNICH, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 15: Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during a panel talk at the 2020 Munich Security Conference (MSC) on February 15, 2020 in Munich, Germany. The annual conference brings together global political, security and business leaders to discuss pressing issues, which this year include climate change, the US commitment to NATO and the spread of disinformation campaigns. (Photo by Johannes Simon/Getty Images)

‘Woke up this morning’: Meta sacks 4000

Facebook parent company Meta has started sacking 4000 employees in technical roles as part of the tech giant’s latest round of job cuts.

COMPOSITE 4:3 - Australia's four big banks Commonwealth, Westpac, NAB, ANZ. Picture: NCA Newswire

$3b lost: Big banks slammed as Aussies ripped off

Australia’s big four banks have come under fire for failing to stop customers losing hundreds of millions of dollars to scammers. See what else the scathing report revealed.

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‘Going to kill us’: Horror mob attack

A young woman who was brutally dragged to the ground and bashed by a mob of youths has spoken out for the first time.

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Hands type on a computer keyboard in front of the PC monitor whose light is providing the only illumination. Picture: Istock

’Insane’ way worker is earning $750k

While some fear AI will wipe out swathes of jobs, a small number of workers are using tools like ChatGPT to rake in millions.

A 13-year-old boy in the US has died after overdosing on Benadryl as part of a viral TikTok challenge.

Teen dies after lethal TikTok challenge

A 13-year-old boy in the US has died after taking part in a disturbing and lethal challenge that is sweeping popular app TikTok.

Creepy Musk warning everyone ignored

Creepy Elon Musk warning no one listened to

An old interview with Elon Musk has resurfaced, revealing a major “potential of civilisational destruction” has been ignored for years.

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Tyler Morell helped police put a stop to a high-speed chase.

Pizza delivery guy casually delivers justice

A pizza delivery driver has become a viral sensation after footage emerged of him ending a high speed police chase with his foot.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos DECEMBER 18, 2022: Members of the public are seen using their phone as the personal data of Australians is being stolen at a rate of more than 20 times above the global average new research reveals. Picture: NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard

Bombshell hacker secrets revealed

A hacker who claims to be behind online attacks around the world says Australians are “the most stupidest humans alive” while revealing cyber secrets.

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