Contrary to popular belief, younger adults are prime targets for tax scams. Fresh research reveals how AI-powered messages and official-looking fake websites are fooling tech-savvy Australians.
Yuki Tamura 
When daylight saving ends on 5 April, forcing your body to wake an hour earlier instantly will feel brutal. Sleep specialists say the answer is to start shifting your schedule days in advance.
Yuki Tamura 
One year after Cyclone Alfred struck south-east Queensland, the region marked the anniversary as another potential cyclone threatens the coast. Meteorologist Tony Auden reflects on what the event revealed about preparedness in a region unused to tropical cyclones.
Yuki Tamura 
When the White House recently used Call of Duty footage in a military promotion video, a franchise co-founder revealed years of corporate pressure to produce politically motivated content. The troubling pattern exposes gaps in institutional oversight.
Yuki Tamura 
A catastrophic fire destroyed Tamar Marine and neighbouring businesses in central Launceston, exposing critical gaps in the city's emergency water supply infrastructure.
Yuki Tamura 
Bungie's sci-fi extraction shooter Marathon arrives with a clear monetisation split: all gameplay power is free, but cosmetics carry premium prices comparable to free-to-play competitors.
Yuki Tamura 
The Streets brought their landmark album to life at Palace Foreshore, delivering a masterclass in how music can move from commercial success to genuine cultural resonance.
Yuki Tamura 
Marathon launched March 5 to modest success and positive reviews, but faces an uncertain future in a genre plagued by high-profile failures.
Yuki Tamura 
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has unexpectedly returned to Steam as a standalone game, even as Valve faces a major lawsuit over alleged illegal gambling mechanics in its shooter franchises.
Yuki Tamura 
Formula 1's season opener in Melbourne is proceeding as planned, though regional airspace closures from the Israel-Iran conflict forced teams to reroute flights through Asia. Race organisers remain confident despite logistical turbulence.
Yuki Tamura 
Two high-tech US surveillance planes made a secretive, 'unexpected' stopover in Western Australia just days after America began bombing Iran, raising questions about Canberra's role.
Yuki Tamura 
Middle East airspace closures are throwing European travel plans into chaos. Experts urge Australians not to cancel flights — and explain the Asian hub alternatives.
Yuki Tamura 
Award-winning journalist Helen Pitt traces Luna Park's turbulent history from Depression-era construction to the still-unsolved 1979 Ghost Train fire.
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Residents from Cooktown to Townsville are bracing for up to 300mm of rain and a possible cyclone as Tropical Low 29U approaches the Queensland coast.
Yuki Tamura 
Motorola has partnered with the GrapheneOS Foundation to preinstall the privacy-hardened Android fork on future smartphones, with the first devices expected in 2027.
Yuki Tamura Nvidia-backed Ayar Labs has raised $500 million to mass-produce optical chiplets that could transform how AI systems connect at scale, joining a broader industry push to replace copper with light.
Yuki Tamura 
Dismembered remains found on a Bali beach may belong to kidnapped Ukrainian tourist Igor Komarov, 28, as Indonesian police name seven foreign suspects.
Yuki Tamura Sensitive chatbot conversations, including medical records, immigration disclosures, and mental health struggles, are being intercepted by free browser extensions and sold to data brokers.
Yuki Tamura Deepfakes, recycled footage, and video game clips are flooding social media as the US-Israel conflict with Iran escalates, exposing the limits of platform moderation.
Yuki Tamura 
Fallout 3 lead designer Emil Pagliarulo has revealed he deliberately engineered as much Deus Ex 'DNA' into the game as he could, offering a rare window into the creative lineage behind Bethesda's landmark RPG.
Yuki Tamura