Major change to internet for millions
With Australians using more data than ever before across multiple devices, millions are now eligible for faster, more reliable internet.
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Judge’s brutal takedown of ‘vapid’ Musk
“Free speech absolutist” Elon Musk has had a court case by X against a non-profit thrown out because it would have impacted its free speech.
State bans young teens from social media
One US state has banned people aged 13 and younger from social media as the political debate about the topic intensifies.
‘Action now’: Major plan to stop TikTok crims
The Coalition has introduced a new plan that could put offenders behind bars for up to two years for posting videos that “glorify crime”.
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‘If they fall, we all fall’: Invisible toll of Optus, Medibank hack
While all the attention of the Optus and Medibank data breach has been on customers, the impact on another group has gone unnoticed.
‘Gave birth yesterday’: Musk’s cold sacking
Employees sacked from Twitter after Elon Musk’s takeover have described the days of silence they endured – and the cold way the news reached them.
Cause of real estate cyber attack revealed
An Australian real estate agency has revealed the simple mistake that led to hackers exposing the names and addresses of tenants.
Cyber attack targets school students
Hackers have targeted large numbers of school students in a terrifying breach of confidential data.
Musk launches controversial Twitter plan
After acquiring Twitter, Musk has officially launched his subscription service, Twitter Blue. Here’s what you get for $6.99 a month.
Social media star’s quest to track down thief
A social media star put his sleuthing skills to the test on an epic journey to hunt down the person who stole $1300 from his bank account.
Pensioner loses $10k after replying to text
A retired Queensland pensioner faced returning to work after he was scammed out thousands – but what happened next blew him away.
‘Losing $4m a day’: Musk’s savage swipe
Less than 24 hours after gutting Twitter of half its staff, new owner Elon Musk has opened up about the perioulous financial predicament the platform is in.
Inside Musk’s ruthless sacking spree
Some of the 3,700 Twitter workers who were brutally axed have begun to fire back at Elon Musk as the platform faces a looming legal battle over its mass sacking.
Two reasons Musk’s $44b gamble is doomed
Social media users moaning about the Tesla CEO buying Twitter have bypassed the supreme irony of their complaint.
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