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Apple Maps will show Indigenous lands and traditional owners across Australia and in New Zealand.

‘Apple just misjudged this badly. Time to ditch the iPhone’

The furore over the decision by Apple to ‘impose’ Indigenous names on Aussie maps is a pretty big over reaction when you actually look at what they’ve done, writes Mark Furler. JOIN THE CONVERSATION

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Apple Maps is undergoing a big revamp to feature Indigenous names and people groups across Australia.

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‘Welcome to Gadigal land’: Apple’s bold overhaul of Aussie maps

Tech giant Apple will formally recognise the Indigenous lands of Australia and New Zealand in a groundbreaking revamp of its ubiquitous Maps product. And it’s not optional.

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Trump loses it at judge over Signalgate

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Judge orders war chat messages be saved after Trump spray

The federal judge overseeing the lawsuit over the White House Signal chat scandal has ordered the messages be preserved after Donald Trump called him “disgraceful”. Follow updates.

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Controversial Aussie appears on US TV

A man known for tall tales has appeared on US TV to claim he was targeted by police here due to anti-Joe Biden comments.

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Stabbed dog walker bleeds as youths laugh

Disturbing video shows a man being stabbed in the neck on a UK street before collapsing to the ground, as onlookers laugh “he dead”.

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‘Freedom’: Musk calls for billionaire’s release

Elon Musk is calling for a fellow billionaire’s release after he was arrested at a French airport over alleged offences related to his popular app.

Far right US commentator Candace Owens and Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke. Picture: Supplied/NewsWire

Visa doubt for Holocaust denier’s $1500 tour

The Home Affairs Minister says he will personally review the visa application of far right pundit Candace Owens, saying he hopes she has a “good refunds policy”.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos February 06, 2024: A generic photograph of people on their phone in Sydney.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Christian Gilles

Tough new penalties for deepfake deviants

People creating and sharing non-consensual deepfake pornography will face tough new penalties after legislation passed the Senate.

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Mitch Starc shows off his extra special speedy “deliveries” for Amazon

Mitch Starc shows off his extra special speedy “deliveries” for Amazon

Australian cricketing icon Mitch Starc appointed as Amazon Australia’s ‘Chief Speed Officer’ to make extra special speedy deliveries

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‘Rife’: Horror school sex list response

Four boys from Yarra Valley Grammar School in Melbourne sparked outrage when they posted a shocking list onto the platform Discord.

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Image shows something is seriously wrong

The internet is being flooded with scandalous images thanks to the rollout of new artificial intelligence, sparking major concerns.

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‘Malicious’: Fake online scam sites pulled

A staggering number of dodgy investment and crypto sites are being pulled offline in a crackdown by Australia’s corporate watchdog.

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Co-Chair of the Paul, Weiss Litigation Department, Karen Dunn. Supplied

Meta hires hotshot attorney in battle with Aussie billionaire

Meta is muscling up with one of America’s top legal brains in its battle with Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest – and you won’t believe who else she works for.

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Queensland Arts Theatre performers prepare for the company's recent production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Picture: Kris Anderson

Industry risks collapse as cost crisis bites

With the rising cost of living stretching budgets further than ever, cost-conscious Aussies are cutting back. It’s left one key industry in a battle to survive.

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