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Students offer girls cash to make porn

Students offer girls cash to make porn

Girls as young as 10 are being subjected to daily sexual harassment in schools, with one group reportedly offered cash to make porn films.

Kiwi Farms, known as the worst place on the internet, was an avid supporter of the Christchurch massacre.

$20bn company’s humiliating slapdown

A $20 billion company just made life hell for the operators of a platform so disturbing it takes the title of “worst place on the internet”.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, JUNE 11, 2021. Workers install NBN cables. Minister Jaala Pulford holds a press conference in Roxburgh Park to announce the latest locations to receive broadband upgrades as part of the $550 million Connecting Victoria program. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

Internet provider slapped with huge penalty

A major internet provider has been hit with a massive penalty for safety breaches and been warned the regulator will be keeping an eye on the company.

Fresh data fears over TikTok, WeChat

Fresh data fears over TikTok, WeChat

Social media giant TikTok is among the Chinese-owned apps being targeted in Australia over fresh data harvesting concerns.

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Internet divided over ‘filthy’ sign at Woolies

A local community has taken to social media following the discovery of a controversial slogan on a construction site banner.

Twist after cop punches woman hard

Twist after cop punches woman hard

The NYPD has released bodycam footage of the moment a 19-year-old was knocked to the ground by an officer. WARNING: Confronting.

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Only ‘3D brains’ can crack trippy illusion

Only ‘3D brains’ can crack trippy illusion

In this animal-based optical illusion, viewers are challenged to spot the camel within the spectrum of colours. But only specific people will see it.

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Avocado hack slammed as ‘embarrassing’

A young woman’s trick involving a cafe favourite that’s intended to save customers cash has sparked outrage.

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Empty shelves for pasta are seen at a supermarket on January 13, 2022 in Monterey Park, California. - The ongoing strains of the coronavirus pandemic have led to sickened workers and staffing shortages for crucial supply-chain functions such as transportation and logistics, which affect the delivery of products and restocking of store shelves. (Photo by Frederic J. BROWN / AFP)

‘Help’: Woman’s $200 offer for grocery item

A young woman is going to desperate lengths to secure a grocery item that has mysteriously vanished from shelves.

MUNICH, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 15: Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives for 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)

Zuckerberg mocked for billion-dollar dud

The billionaire Facebook co-founder recently shared a metaverse selfie – and it’s making headlines for all the wrong reasons.

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Palin ‘Zoom-bombed’ with X-rated drawing

A video of controversial US politician Sarah Palin has gone viral after her Zoom meeting was interrupted by an very X-rated drawing.

Google exec warns of ‘blood on the streets’

Google executives are telling employees to shape up or ship out, warning that there will be “blood on the streets” if results don’t improve.

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Big change coming to Aussie websites

Businesses are being warned to take urgent action ahead of a major change to Australian websites in coming weeks.

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Suspected QAnon leader pops up in Australia

The suspected key figure behind the a notorious online cult has surfaced in Australia after failing in his latest venture.

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Amazon’s next big move in Australia

Global tech giant Amazon has made a big business move that will affect customers in two major Australian cities.

Google outage after explosion

Google outage after explosion

Google suffered a global outage today while an explosion at a data centre in the United States left multiple staff injured.

Unnerving fact behind influencer pic

Unnerving fact behind influencer pic

A new wave of robotic influencers are taking over our social media feeds – but can you distinguish them from their human rivals?

Canva founders Cliff Obrecht and Melanie Perkins. Source: Max Doyle

Why boss isn’t bothered by $20b loss

Despite losing $20 billion off its evaluation, the co-founder of Australia’s top tech darling says he isn’t phased by the 11-figure drop.

One thing China has learnt from Russia

One thing China has learnt from Russia

A US military veteran has warned Australia that China has spent the last decade learning one “aggressive” tactic from Russia.

Beaumaris' James Giezen is part of the Soniqs e-sports team based in Pennsylvania, USA. Picture: Supplied.

How an Aussie gamer makes millions

From making only $1 an hour to winning $7 million in an international competition – this Aussie pro-gamer is proving that online games can be a viable career.

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Microsoft Teams down for thousands of users

Microsoft Teams down for thousands of users

Microsoft has confirmed a major outage to its Microsoft Teams group collaboration service.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 5, 2018, US entrepreneurs Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss arrive for the world premiere of Ocean's 8 in New York. A bitcoin exchange headed by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss announced on July 6, 2018, it hired a former New York Stock Exchange executive to head its technology team as it seeks to bring cryptocurrency to a wider market. Robert Cornish, former chief information office at NYSE, will begin his job as chief technology officer at New York-based Gemini later this month. / AFP PHOTO / ANGELA WEISS

CEO twins’ letter to staff after lay offs

A major cryptocurrency platform run by the Winklevoss twins has made a second round of staff cuts amid the crypto crash.

A police officer’s unique approach to warning drivers against speeding has raised eyebrows after her featured in a dancing video.

Cop’s sassy response to speeding drivers

A police officer’s unique approach to warning drivers against speeding has caused a stir online after he featured in a Tik Tok video.

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Major outage hits millions of users

Twitter experienced a widespread outage in Australia, the US and Europe on Thursday night.

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Influencer’s threatening texts revealed

A Sydney influencer and cafe owner sent confronting texts to a woman, threatening to post her nude images online.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NEWSWIRE PHOTOS June 06 2022: Former Deputy Premier John Barilaro is seen leaving the Federal Court in Sydney after the Judgment in defamation battle brought by former deputy premier against Google over their refusal to pull Friendly Jordies videos from YouTube.Picture NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard.

Secret emails released in Barilaro saga

Newly released internal emails reveal a global executive with extensive experience was rejected for a plum job in New York in favour of John Barilaro.

Big change coming to NBN

Big change coming to NBN

A big change is coming to how the national broadband network is powered.

The scams robbing Aussies of billions

The scams robbing Aussies of billions

Criminals have defrauded Aussies out of a fortune over the past year, with the consumer watchdog sounding the alarm on one particular type of scam.

0.1% of people solve this optical illusion

0.1% of people solve this optical illusion

Many optical illusions use shapes to confuse the human brain – and a TikTok user illustrated how.

Fears for Australian TikTok users

Fears for Australian TikTok users

TikTok has been asked to address user privacy concerns after an alarming report that should strike fear into millions of Australian users.

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