Walmart has begun requiring Vizio TV customers to use Walmart accounts instead, offering limited options: merge accounts or delete. The move reflects Walmart's broader ambitions to control customer data.
Oliver Pemberton 
An abrupt restructuring at TheOdd1sOut has left animation team members without warning. The incident highlights the vulnerability of freelance workers in the creator economy.
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Australian para-skier Josh Hanlon crashed on the notorious Cortina downhill course on Saturday, weeks after Lindsey Vonn's serious injury on the same slope.
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At 90 years old, Bride of Frankenstein remains a masterclass in how artists navigate institutional constraint. The film's legacy speaks to a timeless tension between creative freedom and social oversight.
Oliver Pemberton 
Researchers at Curtin University have found that 3D-printed firearms can be linked to their filament sources through chemical analysis, potentially disrupting illicit gun supply chains.
Oliver Pemberton 
Oracle is planning significant job cuts and halting a major Texas datacenter expansion as the costs of its AI infrastructure ambitions mount. The company is confronting hard truths about the scale and financing of the tech industry's compute arms race.
Oliver Pemberton 
Ratcheteer DX lands on Switch and PC as a proof of concept: sometimes the best adventures come in compact packages. It's a reminder that game design excellence matters more than hours logged.
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Over 2.5 years of data disappeared when a developer entrusted an AI agent with unsupervised access to production infrastructure. The incident highlights a tension between innovation and basic risk management.
Oliver Pemberton 
Cory Bernardi stands by controversial comments linking same-sex marriage to bestiality, made 14 years ago. The One Nation lead candidate faces swift criticism from across the political spectrum.
Oliver Pemberton 
Sony is abandoning its PC porting strategy after five years, putting acquired studio Nixxes in precarious position and raising questions about corporate strategic mismanagement.
Oliver Pemberton 
European companies making heavy use of artificial intelligence are actually hiring more workers, not cutting jobs, according to new data from the European Central Bank. The findings offer a more optimistic view than recent tech industry layoffs suggest.
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Healthcare technology provider TriZetto has confirmed that over 3.4 million people's personal and health information was stolen in a 2024 cyberattack the company took nearly a year to detect.
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Lucasfilm's new leadership under Dave Filoni promises a strategic pivot for Star Wars, with The Mandalorian and Grogu arriving in May 2026 after seven years without theatrical releases.
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As Israel and the US wage strikes on Iran following the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei, Australians are being drawn into the conflict while Australian military assets face direct attack.
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A Queensland man who avoided immediate imprisonment for rape has been ordered to turn himself in after a court appeal. He now faces time behind bars for the serious sexual assault.
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Authorities from 14 countries have shut down LeakBase, one of the internet's largest marketplaces for stolen data and hacking tools, in a coordinated operation that included Australian law enforcement.
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Pearl Abyss is flooding the market with gameplay footage and hands-on previews for Crimson Desert, acknowledging that a decade of delays demands accountability and openness.
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President Trump has removed Kristi Noem as Homeland Security Secretary, replacing her with Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin. The change comes after congressional criticism of Noem's immigration crackdown and a series of high-profile controversies.
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A U.S. submarine torpedo sank the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena in the Indian Ocean near Sri Lanka on March 4, killing at least 87 sailors. The strike marks the first enemy ship sunk by a U.S. torpedo since World War II and signals a dramatic geographic expansion of the U.S.-Iran conflict.
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Nothing's new Phone 4a Pro abandons the translucent design that defined earlier models, embracing metal construction and serious midrange specifications at £499.
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