Bizarre thing missing in this song
On the surface it sounds like another formulaic song from a known hit maker, but there’s a lot more to it than meets the ear.
On the surface it sounds like another formulaic song from a known hit maker, but there’s a lot more to it than meets the ear.
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As coronavirus spreads throughout the Australian community, more people may have to be tested for the virus. This is how it works.
Chinese scientists successfully created human-like monkeys to observe their brains, however their experiments have been slammed as unethical.
The alcohol industry has taken aim at a “vastly inaccurate” new study claiming children could be buying booze on the internet.
This bizarre invention has almost definitely had a massive impact on your life – and you likely don’t even know what it is.
A French daredevil has sped across the sky with a jet pack as the dream of personalised flight comes closer (for those game enough to try).
A multi-millionaire has received backlash for creating a budget “sleep pod” he claims will help homeless people around the world.
An Australian company is working to completely change the way you watch sport and put you right at the centre of the action.
The next generation of mobile network has already started to roll out across Australia but there are still a lot of myths about how 5G actually works.
Families are sharing pictures in the hope it will help piece together stories from one of the darkest periods of our history.
A surprising voice has emerged calling for a ban on facial recognition technology that potentially poses serious threats to privacy.
An ambitious new company wants to take the most cumbersome part of augmented reality technology and put it directly on your eyeball.
The little bots can’t eat, reproduce or indeed live very long, but they could be cleaning out our oceans and arteries pretty soon.
Animal lovers are solving the water crisis for local wildlife using an innovative method that costs less than $30.
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The company has denied it has anything to do with the Chinese Government, but a new report alleges it’s received billions in assistance.
You now have to wait another six months for a change that will give you more control over your data and make it easier to switch banks.
NASA’s supersonic plane capable of flying from New York to London in under three hours has been given assembly approval.
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They’re the two words you don’t want to see on your phone when you’re standing in a huge crowd. And it will soon be a thing of the past.
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Two of Australia’s richest men have backed an ambitious renewable energy project to create the world’s biggest solar farm.
Days after announcing it would ban “party houses”, Airbnb has now been forced to commit to verifying listings after a scam was exposed.
Google believes it’s achieved “quantum supremacy” by creating the world’s most powerful supercomputer, but not everyone agrees.
A new device that could tell in seconds whether a driver is impaired by marijuana has been labelled a “game changer” by researchers.
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