Worker pay day fears after IT outage
Millions of workers could go without their wages in the wake of the global IT outage, amid reports multiple payment and payroll systems across Australia were crippled.
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Blue Screen of Death workaround revealed
After a faulty update plunged computers and tech systems all over the world into chaos, a workaround to the dreaded “Blue Screen of Death” has been revealed.
Coles and SecondBite unite to help Aussie’s out this winter
Coles today launched its annual appeal for national food rescue charity SecondBite to help feed Aussies doing it tough this winter.
How to experience Europe in Australia
If you’re lusting after a European vacation but you can’t afford the flights, the solution to your vacation woes could be closer than you think.
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Australia’s $1.5bn trump card in Meta fight
The parent company behind Facebook could face a mammoth fine if found to have breached a major agreement with news publishers.
Optus fined $1.5m after ‘alarming’ breach
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Business apologises for misleading customers
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Everything to know ahead of Taylor Swift’s Sydney shows
Taylor Swift kicks off her four Sydney shows tonight. Here’s all your questions on what to know before the show answered.
Alleged Woolies vandal banned from stores
A court has slapped a strict ban on a man accused of vandalising a Woolies store in protest of the grocery giant’s decision to stop stocking Australia Day merch.
‘Switch off now’: Urgent household recall
Aussies have been urged to search for a ‘dangerous’ item lurking in many homes.
The Wiggles’ brave new chapter
The Wiggles, Australia’s most beloved children’s musical group, is empowering our youngest generation to express their emotions by launching a set of 12 Brave Little Books in collaboration with UNICEF Australia.
Coles and Arnott’s team up to launch limited edition hot cross buns
Coles has teamed up with Arnott’s Biscuits to offer limited edition Iced VoVo and Pizza Shapes hot cross buns.
How families can save $2000 a year on home internet
The Federal Government has extended a program that provides struggling families with free home internet to help children with online study. Here’s how you apply.
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