Major update in Twiggy’s fight against Meta
The Commonwealth dropped its criminal case against Meta that was being pursued by Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest.
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‘Should be arrested’: Fury over highrise stunt
A risky act has turned heads in Melbourne, and some people are absolutely furious.
Tesla owner rages at woman’s ‘selfish’ act
A Tesla owner has sparked an online debate with a video showing a young mother in a Australian car park.
Chilling secret behind sketch at op shop
A Queensland man purchased an unsuspecting drawing from an op shop. Years later, he discovered it had been concealing a “disturbing letter”.
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Aussie man asks if it’s ‘OK to be straight?’
An Australian man who took to TikTok to ask if it was ‘actually OK to be a white, straight male’ has not got the response he was probably aiming for.
Where hackers will strike next
An expert has revealed where data thieves are likely to target next as authorities say they will crack down on companies storing private information.
Elon Musk hit by $2 billion blow
Elon Musk is facing a fresh blow after his Twitter takeover, with the platform already taking a $2 billion hit since he became the new boss.
Aussie basketballer ‘shadow-banned’ on Instagram
An Instagram post – sourced from a government website – has seen an Australian basketball champion punished by social media moderators.
Elon Musk threatens Apple, Google
Could a Tesla smartphone be on the cards? Elon Musk says he’ll have no choice but to make one if Google and Apple kill the Twitter app.
Photoshop claim on Dan’s voting pic
A former premier has accused Daniel Andrews of editing a photo he shared on social media of his family voting early.
Judge suspended for X-rated Zoom hearing
A judge has been suspended for appearing half-naked and smoking in bed during a virtual court hearing.
Elon Musk confirms mass unbanning
Some of the most controversial right-wing figures will return to Twitter next week after Elon Musk must announced a “general amnesty” for all suspended accounts.
Urgent warning ahead of festive season
With the biggest shopping days of the year fast approaching, experts are urging Australians to be wary of sneaky online shopping scams.
How to avoid a Black Friday scam
One of the busiest sale periods for online shopping is just around the corner, and you don’t want to be one of the thousands who are scammed.
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