‘No peace’: Influencer appears at Aussie door
A pro-Palestine influencer who goes by the name ‘Hijabi Barbie’ has gone viral for an unusual protest against “settlers” in a hipster Melbourne suburb.
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Wild TikTok reveals Sydney’s blackout pain
Sydney’s blackouts made life a royal pain for thousands of Aussies on Tuesday, including a TikTok star shopping at Woolies for ‘funday sweets’.
Passports, ID won’t be used in social ban
An inquiry probing the proposed social media age limit said platforms should be explicitly barred from using formal ID to verify a user’s age
Aussie police raid overseas scam centre
Police are racing to identify Aussie romance scam victims following a raid at an overseas scam centre that resulted in the arrest of 250 alleged cyber criminals.
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Doctor dumped for ‘abhorrent’ posts
A doctor in Australia who made homophobic comments online, plus took shots at his colleagues, has been deregistered from practising medicine.
Surprise new skills employers are looking for
An AI revolution is sweeping through the Australian workplace and one of the world’s biggest tech companies says hiring is going to change forever.
Silence, intimidation: China threat revealed
While it was all smiles and champagne with Emmanuel Macron, damning allegations have clouded Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s whirlwind tour of Europe.
‘Beware’: Chilling warning over AI scam
Police in one state have issued a major warning amid an emerging trend of disturbing scams.
‘Explicit photos’: TV star’s nightmare exposed
A reality TV star has been left horrified after someone impersonating him on Snapchat convinced underage girls to send nude images.
Chilling theory about slain brothers
The girlfriend of one of the two Australian brothers who died in Mexico has paid tribute to him, as authorities reveal a shocking new theory.
Albo’s swipe after ‘radicalised’ teen killed
Social media giants have been put on notice by Anthony Albanese, who claims algorithms are pushing young people towards “more extreme positions”.
How collapsed airline got it so wrong
Upstart airliner Bonza launched in Australia with budgie-smugglers and purple cocktails, but 18 months later the low-cost carrier collapsed. Here’s why.
Dolly’s Dream comes true
Amy “Dolly” Everett’s life was tragically cut short at 14 after relentless bullying. On the sixth Do it For Dolly Day, her mother explains how families and victims can prevent further deaths.
‘Prominent’ Aussies caught in data breach
The drivers licenses of more than a million Aussies who attended RSLs and pubs may have been exposed in a shocking data breach, with a 46-year-old man now in custody.
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