Price caps won’t get more gas out of the ground
Energy Minister Chris Bowen is offering more dysfunction and has missed his chance to create a sustainable gas market.
Technology
Why cyber warfare is the new front line
The elevation of cyber threats recognises that in the future, wars and other conflicts will take place online as much as on land or across the seas.
Forrest’s green dream wakes to financial reality
A former top General Electric executive is finally putting some sense of discipline around the billionaire’s wildly ambitious green hydrogen plans.
Musk’s strange change to Twitter HQ sign
Twitter owner Elon Musk has made a very strange change to the signage outside the company’s San Francisco headquarters.
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New blow for ‘illegal’ Uber drivers
UBER may have more than a million fans in Australia but it can not escape controversy. The popular ride-sharing service is under attack from authorities yet again.
Welcome to a new Word order
YOU look like you’re looking for a new word processor – would you like some help? Forget that, here’s the new Microsoft Office.
I spy a $1 million buy on Google Earth
NOSY neighbours rejoice: you can now use Google Earth to check how much that house around the corner sold for.
Why the app store is destroying humanity
IT’S official: technology has reached a tipping point and we’re being robbed of our humanity. We need to log out of the app store and learn some manners.
The story behind Hayne’s Under Armour
JARRYD Hayne can finally get out of his hotel thanks to a major sponsorship with sportswear giant Under Armour. But where did the company come from?
Dining out just got more interactive
WHEN Zomato and UrbanSpoon joined forces back in June, they promised big changes to the way we dine.
Hackers make $100m by stealing press releases
THIS is the international scam that landed hackers and traders $US100 million in illicit profits. Now it’s been cracked wide open.
These kids will soon be running the joint
SOME of them are still teenagers while the oldest is just 22-years-old. These are the whiz kids poised to be Australia’s next titans of industry.
Huge money in food porn
THE Australian obsession with photographing our meals is set to make millions for one multinational company.
How to make $400m in 10 years
“YOU can always find discrimination if you want to,” Sandra Kurtzig says about Silicon Valley. But it didn’t stop her making $400 million in the tech industry.
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