Why Denzel’s new Equalizer film is best in franchise
Denzel Washington knocks it out of the park with a riveting performance in The Equalizer 3, writes Leigh Paatsch.
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Massive new crackdown on gamers launched
One of the world’s most popular video games has taken a drastic step to crack down on hate speech and other “toxic” behaviour.
Blind TV fan’s Netflix plea
A blind TV fan is urging Netflix to come up with a solution to allow her to enjoy her favourite show.
State’s most complained about company
A popular phone manufacturer has become the most complained about company in one Australian state. Here’s why.
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Netflix to ban common activity
Netflix is planning to crack down on something lots of people with accounts do – and a change has already come into effect this week.
Fortnite maker takes Google to court
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Microsoft boss confirms everyone’s worst fear
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Former soldier’s huge donation for sick kids
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Insane function of new Samsung TV
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Australia a nation of moochers
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Aussie tradie joins global elite
After giving up his life as a tradie to take up a lucrative new career, a popular Aussie has now been honoured on a global scale.
Paedophiles target Xbox and PlayStation users
New data out of the UK reveals the shockingly common technology that paedophiles used to target more than 1000 victims.
Man tracks down iconic photo’s location
You might have seen the picture every day for the better part of a decade, but you can visit it in the real world too.
Xbox Live hit with six-hour outage
After recently trying to charge gamers even more so they can play online, Microsoft’s services went down for six hours in an outage it took “longer than anticipated” to fix.
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