Chinese EV charger maker ELECQ has confirmed customer contact details were stolen in a ransomware attack, exposing a critical vulnerability in the fast-growing electric vehicle infrastructure that regulators are struggling to protect.
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A dilapidated Logan house sold for $770,000 after a fierce auction, highlighting how investors are racing to snap up affordable properties in Brisbane's hottest outer suburbs.
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Aikido Technologies plans to embed data centres inside floating offshore wind turbines in the North Sea by year's end, combining cheap renewable power with free ocean cooling.
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Caitlin Kalinowski, OpenAI's robotics chief, has resigned over the company's Pentagon contract. Her exit highlights uncomfortable questions about governance and trust.
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NetEase's abrupt pullback from international game studios is leaving developers, including Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi, scrambling to find funding as the Chinese publisher executes a dramatic strategic reversal.
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After weeks of silence, the founder of collapsed MMO Ashes of Creation has secured a court order freezing assets. But his courtroom win raises uncomfortable truths about venture-backed game development.
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What started as a corporate disaster last year has become an unlikely comeback story. The former leaders of Humble Games have bought back their entire back catalogue and rebranded it as Balor Games.
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OpenAI has released GPT-5.4, its most advanced model yet for professional work. The move signals the company's strategy to build revenue through enterprise customers even as it faces mounting losses and massive infrastructure costs.
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X's new Exclusive Threads feature lets content creators lock the end of tweet threads for paid subscribers, tapping a psychology that rewards curiosity and commitment.
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Microsoft is bringing a simpler approach to keyboard-accessible websites to early testing, addressing a technical burden that's left most sites falling short of accessibility standards.
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Kalshi lets you wager on anything from football results to foreign invasions. Its CEO insists it's a financial exchange, not a bookmaker. The courts aren't so sure.
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A five-storey apartment building proposed for Fremantle's South Beach has been rejected after a lengthy planning debate, with authorities deeming the proposal premature despite praise for its design.
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Australia's economy grew 0.8% in Q4 2025, beating forecasts and hitting a three-year high, but the strong result raises tricky questions about inflation and interest rates.
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Australian shares have fallen sharply for three consecutive sessions as global markets reel from the US-Israeli military campaign against Iran and Tehran's sweeping retaliation.
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Accenture has agreed to buy Ziff Davis's Connectivity division, including Speedtest and Downdetector, for $1.2 billion in cash — an extraordinary return on a $15 million bet made in 2014.
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A leaked video of a fierce boardroom exchange at NewSat has surfaced, capturing extraordinary verbal clashes between senior directors and prompting governance concerns.
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Petrol prices are already rising across Australia as Middle East conflict disrupts global oil markets. The RBA says it's too early to assess the full impact, but is watching closely.
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US-Israel strikes on Iran have choked the world's most critical shipping corridor. Australian supply chains are already taking hits, and analysts warn the pain could last months.
Andrew Marsh Finnish startup Donut Lab's solid-state battery survived discharge at 100°C in a second VTT test, gaining capacity with heat — but energy density and cycle-life claims remain unverified.
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Two families traded 43 bids to claim a century-old New Farm cottage for $3.04 million, smashing the street record and putting Brisbane's runaway market back in the spotlight.
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