Resident Evil Requiem gets story expansion after record sales
Resident Evil Requiem's director has confirmed a major story expansion is in development following the game's record-breaking 5 million sales.
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Microsoft's Authenticator Lockout: Security vs User Control
Microsoft Authenticator will automatically wipe work credentials from jailbroken and rooted phones in a phased rollout through mid-2026, raising questions about device autonomy and security trade-offs.
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AI's Hidden Tax on Open-Source Maintainers
AI-powered tools have democratised code contribution, but maintainers are paying an unexpected price: hours of wasted effort validating AI-generated noise.
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Building Security for Everyone: Why Hackers Must Democratise Cybersecurity
As authoritarianism spreads globally, cybersecurity experts argue that powerful tools must become accessible to ordinary communities. The barrier isn't technical skill alone—it's convenience and affordability.
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The Physics of Power: How Locomotives Pull Trains Heavier Than Themselves
A single locomotive weighing 400 tonnes can pull trains ten times heavier. The secret lies in physics, not power, and in how engineers manage the friction between steel and steel.
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War in the Middle East hits Australian travellers' wallets
Escalating tensions between Israel and Iran have sent jet fuel costs surging, prompting Australia's biggest airline to raise international fares and prompting Air New Zealand to suspend financial guidance.
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Flooded Katherine grapples with two crises: water and crocodiles
Katherine, NT is recovering from its worst flooding since 1998, with waters receding but crocodiles now wandering through town. Authorities warn residents to avoid all floodwaters.
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Rural Australia faces fuel rationing as petrol pumps run dry
Independent fuel retailers across regional NSW and Queensland have completely run out of petrol and diesel, forcing some to consider shutting down entirely as the crisis threatens agricultural operations.
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Japan and US eye $13 billion display factory to challenge China's dominance
Japan Display Inc. and the US government are exploring a $13 billion display manufacturing plant as China extends its commanding lead in global production capacity.
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Thermal Drones Help Rescue Australian Fur Seals from Plastic Plague
Researchers at Victoria's Seal Rocks are using thermal-imaging drone technology to spot injured fur seals caught in fishing debris, dramatically improving rescue rates in Australia's largest seal colony.
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Inside HBO's Lavish New Diagon Alley: Set Leak Reveals Fresh Vision
A major set leak reveals HBO's reimagining of Diagon Alley for the upcoming Harry Potter television series, with a narrower design and new shops including a coffee bar.
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Magnet test exposed €40,000 copper scam targeting German hardware maker
German cooling solutions manufacturer Thermal Grizzly discovered it had been defrauded of €40,000 after receiving plated steel instead of pure copper and aluminium from Chinese suppliers.
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Square Enix Confirms Major Locations for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3
With development well underway, Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3's director has outlined new gameplay mechanics and fan-favourite locations returning to the final chapter.
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Iranian women's footballers fear 'war court' upon return as tensions mount
Iran's women's football team faces mounting concerns about safety upon their return home, with reports of strict surveillance during the tournament and fears of legal consequences for political defiance.
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Citizen astronomers help prove asteroid deflection works—even at cosmic scales
Fresh analysis of NASA's DART asteroid impact reveals a minuscule but measurable change that could add years of warning time to deflect a dangerous asteroid.
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Cyber operations finally step into the light in US-Iran war
Unlike past military conflicts, the US-Iran war has put cyber operations in the open. Security experts warn the public exposure of hacking strategies creates new risks for critical infrastructure.
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Where Sydney's Global Migrants Put Down Roots
An interactive map tracking immigrant settlement patterns across Sydney shows where global communities cluster. The data reveals longstanding patterns shaped by economics, networks, and policy.
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Chinese SSD Challenge: YMTC Enters PCIe 5.0 Market as Global Supply Crisis Deepens
Yangtze Memory Technologies has launched its first commercial PCIe 5.0 SSD, marking a significant push into high-performance storage. The move comes as a severe global shortage of NAND flash drives up prices and constrains supply.
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From 1988 to 2026: How one developer is reviving John Romero's forgotten platformer
A solo developer has spent years crafting Haunted Lands, a dark homage to John Romero's 1988 platformer series. The game launches March 10 as indie gaming continues to honour the legends that shaped the industry.
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Seagate's New FireCuda X1070 SSD Leaks Ahead of Official Launch
Seagate's unreleased FireCuda X1070 NVMe SSD appeared on Amazon and Best Buy listings this week, revealing specs and a $829.99 price tag before pages went offline.
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