Facebook to reshape the entire internet
Mark Zuckerberg has announced Meta will make a major change on Facebook and Instagram to “restore free expression” and end “censorship”.
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Palestinian influencer’s shock act on camera
A Palestinian influencer has been arrested after shooting a firework into a Berlin apartment window, sparking fury in Germany.
Facebook posts mysteriously disappear
Tech behemoth Meta says a technical error caused mental health support posts from Australian LGBTQIA+ groups to be pulled offline.
Aussies divided over star’s beef with Jetstar
A British tennis star has slammed Jetstar after her racquets were destroyed during her flight to a competition in Hobart – but not everyone agrees.
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Disturbing scenes as nation erupts in chaos
At least 186 people are dead and 170 million are in a mobile internet and social media blackout amid deadly clashes. Warning: Graphic
Horror reason couple nearly lost $350k
A Queensland couple thought they were investing their cash safely, but when their bank got involved, they learned how close they’d been to losing a small fortune.
Woman gets startled when trying to hide behind TikTok filter
Woman snaps selfie with filter but husband exposes her real looks
Blacktown City garbage driver fan
this little fan was over the moon to see his favourite truck driver back in action.
‘Madame Coconut’: Kamala memes go wild
Kamala Harris is embracing “brat summer”, coconut trees and Venn diagrams – and Gen Z are loving it.
18-year-olds roasted over $50,000 work claim
The young men, both named Charles, have set the record straight after a clip of them went viral on social media.
Shock reality of deepfakes in Aussie schools
Australia’s peak school bodies have told a senate inquiry they are struggling against the rapid rise of AI deepfakes across campuses.
Massive threat issued to tech giants
The eSafety Commissioner has officially put the tech giants on notice: Do more to protect Aussie kids or cop massive fines.
Massive threat issued to tech giants
The eSafety Commissioner has officially put the tech giants on notice: Do more to protect Aussie kids or cop massive fines.
‘Blue screen of death’ company accepts fate
The company responsible for the “blue screen of death” that left millions of people stranded says it’s “absolutely” prepared for compensation claims.
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