President Trump’s wild new business move
The Trump Organisation has announced it will be entering the telecommunications market.
Gadgets
‘Retro’ Gen Z trend baffles millennials
A growing number of young people are turning back the clock and purchasing nostalgic millennial-era devices.
Outdoor cinema bundle is good fun for under $300
There’s something nice about watching a movie on a big screen in the great outdoors with your family and friends. Just remember the mosquito repellent.
New iPhone feature will shock you
Your iPhone can now answer calls, hold for you, and translate in real time thanks to Apple’s wild new AI-powered iOS 26 update.
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Changing rules for e-bikes and e-scooters: Your rights and what’s legal
Despite their many benefits, the rate of injuries and deaths linked to e-scooters and e-bikes has increased. And the rules differ everywhere you ride them across Australia.
New text messaging service to help regional Australia
Telstra has launched a new satellite to mobile text messaging service that is accessible when your mobile coverage is out of range, as part of its collaboration with Elon Musk’s Starlink.
Finally, I’ve found a reliable way of tracking my teen
It’s probably not what it’s designed for, but there’s something nice about being able to keep track of your teenager’s comings and goings.
Sinister new scam strikes Aussies
Australia Post has issued an urgent warning to their customers, as a new scam fuelled by advancing technology sweeps across the nation.
Countdown to Aussie space dream begins
The countdown has begun for an Aussie company’s dream to lift-off into space and begin competing with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
Crazy new $190 new headphones land in Aus
An American headphones company famous for its bold designs has just dropped its biggest release in more than 20 years.
Chilling warning for 1.8 billion iPhone users
Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a series of concerning security flaws allowing attackers to infiltrate and take control of devices.
Apple warns iPhone users to delete app
Apple is telling iPhone users to delete a very commonly used app, claiming it could have damaging consequences.
Stop doing this with your phone immediately
An Apple employee has revealed the one thing you should stop doing with your iPhone immediately – debunking a very common practise.
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