Laptop-Sized Device Could Slash Days Off Melbourne STI Test Results
A Melbourne-developed device the size of a laptop could transform STI testing by delivering faster, more accurate results using distinct genetic markers.
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Murder charge dropped after postmortem clears Mount Barker man of direct blame
A Mount Barker disturbance left a 39-year-old dead, but a postmortem has seen murder charges against the alleged offender downgraded to assault.
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Microsoft Warns of OAuth Phishing Campaign Hitting Government Agencies
Microsoft has flagged an active campaign abusing the OAuth authentication standard to redirect government workers to malware-laden sites, raising fresh concerns for Australian agencies.
Nadia Souris Iran's Cyber Offensive Gathers Pace as Middle East Conflict Widens
Iranian hackers are mounting probes, DDoS attacks, and malware operations as the US–Israel war on Iran enters its third day. Experts warn Australian-linked firms to prepare.
Nadia Souris AI and Cybersecurity: Silicon Valley's Promises Are Outpacing the Evidence
AI tools are flooding software development with vulnerable code faster than security teams can fix it. But is the industry's AI-powered cure credible?
Nadia Souris Iran Conflict Drives Cyber Alert: What It Means for Australian Businesses
The UK's NCSC has urged businesses to harden cyber defences as Iran-linked hackers could target organisations with regional ties following US-Israeli strikes.
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Sony's Quiet Retreat: Why PlayStation Is Pulling Back From PC Gaming
Sony is reportedly abandoning its PC porting strategy for blockbuster single-player games, with Marvel's Wolverine shaping up as the first casualty of the shift.
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Apple's Budget MacBook Could Be the Windows Exit Ramp Millions Have Been Waiting For
Apple is expected to launch a colourful, low-cost MacBook priced between US$699 and US$799, arriving just as Windows users are losing patience with Microsoft's AI-heavy approach.
Nadia Souris AI Speed Is Outpacing Software Security, Major Report Warns
Four in five organisations now carry unresolved security debt, up from three in four a year ago, as AI-driven development outpaces teams' ability to fix known flaws.
Nadia Souris Your Next Phone or Laptop Will Cost More and Do Less. Here's Why.
Soaring demand for AI infrastructure is starving smartphones and PCs of memory, with analysts forecasting price hikes of up to 14% and market declines not seen in over a decade.
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The AI Agent That Keeps Itself in Check
As AI agents gain access to email, files, and credentials, a veteran security researcher has built a containment layer designed to stop them going rogue.
Nadia Souris AI's Self-Regulation Promise Is Starting to Unravel
Anthropic, OpenAI and Google DeepMind built their brands on safety commitments. Without binding regulation, those promises may be their only guardrail.
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Pokémon Turns 30: The Biggest Merch Drops Landing This Anniversary
Pokémon's 30th anniversary has triggered a flood of merchandise, from Lego sets to Time Magazine special editions and rare TCG collector boxes.
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Federal Government to Cut Subsidies for Spinal Implants Tied to Serious Injuries
Australia's federal Health Department plans to slash insurance rebates for spinal cord stimulators, citing insufficient evidence of effectiveness and links to severe injuries.
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Mould Discovery Raises Alarm at NSW Hospital After Two Patients Die
Mould has been found at a NSW hospital following a cluster of fungal infections linked to two patient deaths, prompting urgent investigation.
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Sydney Man Hospitalised After Two-Metre Fall Into Flooded Drain
A man in his 60s is in hospital after falling two metres into a flooded stormwater drain during persistent wet weather in Sydney.
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Southern Australia Faces Elevated Bushfire Risk Heading Into Autumn
Fire authorities warn that parched conditions across Victoria, NSW, SA and WA are driving an elevated bushfire risk well into autumn.
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WiseTech to shed 2000 roles over two years as AI reshapes logistics software
WiseTech Global is axing 2000 jobs over two years, citing artificial intelligence, as debate grows over Australia's support for affected workers.
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Perth Doctor Jailed Over Ten Years for Fatal Drink-Drive Crash
Perth doctor Rhys Bellinge has been sentenced to ten years and six months jail after killing a 24-year-old woman in a drink-driving crash.
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Elderly woman left in 'the dungeon' as Royal Perth ED strains under pressure
An elderly Perth woman spent days in an ED overflow area staff call 'the dungeon', highlighting chronic capacity pressures facing Australian hospitals.
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