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YouTube streamer Norme is degraded by a passer-by during his world-record beating 38 hours of standing completely still.

Man degraded while chasing world record

A YouTuber has recorded himself being publicly degraded by strangers on the street during a gruelling 38-hour effort to beat a world record.

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA - FEBRUARY 27: Andrew Tate (L) and Tristan Tate (R) arrive in the United States after a travel ban on them was lifted, at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on February 27, 2025 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The influencer brothers were arrested in late 2022 and charged with human trafficking, alleging that they participated in a criminal ring that lured women to Romania, where they were sexually exploited. Andrew Tate was also accused of rape. Alon Skuy/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by Alon Skuy / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)

‘Manfluencer’s’ far-right threat revealed

Controversial “manfluencer” Andrew Tate is facing rape and sex trafficking charges and Aussie experts warn his rhetoric also overlaps with far-right radicalism.

NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 01: In this photo illustration, social media networking apps are displayed on a phone screen on December 01, 2024 in Newcastle, Australia. Australia has recently enacted a groundbreaking law prohibiting individuals under the age of 16 from accessing social media platforms, marking one of the strictest regulations of its kind globally. This legislation, which holds social media companies accountable for enforcing the ban with potential fines of up to AUD 50 million, aims to protect young users from online dangers such as bullying and exploitation, reflecting a significant shift in how governments address youth safety in the digital age. (Photo illustration by Roni Bintang/Getty Images)

Outrage as UK ditches Australian-style social media ban

The UK government has faced backlash after scrapping plans to follow Australia in banning social media for under-16s.

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‘Aussie humour’: Cyclone trend takes off

A mind-blowing number of Aussies are banding together in a tongue-in-cheek effort to “blow” Cyclone Alfred and “push it back”.

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IT outage impacts systems across Australia

Aussies have been warned it could be “days” until the effects of a tech outage that threw the nation into chaos have completely subsided, as new details emerge.

Toby Murray said the world has not seen an outage like this in recent times.

IT expert reveals cause of global outage

A cyber expert has explained why the world hasn’t seen an outage like the one being currently experienced in recent times.

About 3pm on Friday, computers across the country began shutting down with multiple workers reporting issues at multiple different businesses.

Outage chaos sparks $20bn wipe-out

The company at the centre of a global outage that has shut down airlines, banks and supermarkets is tanking in the markets and looks set to suffer a massive $20bn wipe-out.

Michael Sentonas serves as President and is responsible for CrowdStrike’s product and go-to-market functions, including its sales, marketing, product & engineering, threat intelligence, privacy & policy, corporate development, corporate strategy and CTO teams. A 20-plus year cybersecurity veteran, Mr. Sentonas is an active public authority on security issues and the evolving threat landscape, and is regularly featured as a speaker at key industry events, an expert source in the media, and a trusted advisor to governments and company boards, alike.

Aussie at centre of global outage storm

A Melbourne man serves as president of the company at the centre of Friday’s global IT meltdown that has knocked out airlines, banks and supermarkets.

Aussies up in arms over tech outage

Aussies up in arms over tech outage

Hysterical Aussie shoppers have warned each other to “stock up on toilet paper” as a global tech outage causes chaos at supermarkets across the country.

Computers are crashing across the country.

Major IT outage update: ‘Fix’ deployed

A major computer outage impacting Australia and other nations could soon be resolved after a fix was deployed, CrowdStrike has revealed.

A vyber expert has warned the global tech outage could be a ‘dress rehearsal’ for a cyber terror attack

Outage a warning for ‘cyber warfare’

A major tech outage dubbed the “biggest the world has ever seen” could be a “dress rehearsal” for what a cyber terror attack could look like, an expert has warned.

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Internet explodes after cashier sacked

Viral video that led to a hardware store checkout worker being sacked has been viewed millions of times, sparking a massive internet debate.

Inside the Republican National Convention: What Trump supporters really think

Inside the Republican National Convention: What Trump supporters really think

News.com.au goes into the Republican National Convention, where candidate Donald Trump is set to appear, to ask supporters what they think of…

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA -NewsWire Photos APRIL 12 2023 - A general view of a person seen on a mobile phone in the Pitt Street Mall in Sydney CBD. Picture NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard

Decades-behind laws leaving Aussies exposed

A prominent human rights lawyer says lagging, decades-old laws have left Australians exposed to a rapidly advancing phenomenon.

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