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Australian CEO, 58, Stabbed To Death During House Party, 15-Year-Old Arrested
A 58-year-old Australian CEO has died after allegedly being stabbed by a 15-year-old during a house party in Brisbane.
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Amazon Seals $1.3 Billion Deal To Build Top-Secret Cloud For Australian Military
Top-secret Australian military intelligence will be stored on a custom cloud server built by US tech giant Amazon, Canberra said Thursday as it unveiled the US$1.3 billion deal.
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Australian Open Prize Money Hits Record High
Pay rises are in store for players at January's Australian Open with organisers Thursday announcing a 3.4 percent boost in the total purse to a record Aus$76.5 million (US$51.6 million).
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PS5 Revised: Sony Quietly Updated PlayStation 5 From the Inside, Teardown Reveals
Sony has completely revamped the internals of its newly revised PS5, as confirmed in a teardown video. Tech YouTuber Austin Evans peeled open the new, Australian CF-1200 PS5 model, to reveal a smaller heatsink and motherboard. The SSD enclosure has also been changed, and it draws 20–30W less power. The revamp comes in the wake of Sony raising the...
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Australian Retail Giants Targeted in Facial Recognition Tech Complaint
CHOICE, in a complaint to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) published on Monday, said use of the technology at JB Hi-Fi's appliances chain The Good Guys as well as hardware chain Bunnings and the Australian arm of big-box retailer Kmart - both owned by Wesfarmers Ltd - was unwarranted and in violation of privacy law.
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Australia Plans Crypto Taxation as Government Gears to Reform Payment Laws
The government of Australia has begun thinking of ways to regulate the crypto sector. Along with bringing digital assets under the tax regime of the nation, Australia is also aiming to ensure investor protection. Foreign crypto exchanges operating in the country may also have to agree to store Australian data inside the country itself.
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Shell Converts Petrol Filling Station Into EV Charging Hub
Shell has set up an electric vehicle charging hub that features ten 175 kW DC fast-charging stations, built by Australian manufacturer Tritium.
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Australian Watchdog to Examine Competition Between Apple, Google App Stores
Australia's competition regulator on Tuesday said it would look into the use of and sharing of data by apps and the extent of competition between Apple Inc's and Google's app stores.
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Watch: Jasprit Bumrah, Navdeep Saini Fire Warning To Australian Batsmen
Jasprit Bumrah and Navdeep Saini showed a glimpse as to what might be in store for the David Warner, Steve Smith and co.
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Apple, Google Remove Over 330 Binary Trading Apps
Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) discovered that unlicensed individuals were operating the apps, which focused on binary trading.
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'Racist' Video Game Pulled After Uproar Over Killing Australia Aborigines
A video game allowing players to kill Australian Aboriginals has been removed from mobile stores after more than 50,000 people signed an online petition against the "racist" app.
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Apple Apologises to Teens Kicked Out of Store Over 'Theft Concerns'
An Apple manager has apologised to six teenagers of African descent after staff kicked them out of an Australian store citing concerns they "might steal something", with a video of the incident going viral on Facebook.
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Indian Woman to Sue Australian Grocery Giant
An Indian woman living in Australia's New South Wales state is all set to sue a grocery store which sold her toxic mushrooms, a media report said on Sunday.
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Is There Really Better Tennis in Store?
India's only singles entrant at this year's Australian Open, Yuki Bhambri, made a first round exit, after a straight sets loss to Britain's Andy Murray. Somdev Devvarman didn't even make it to the main draw, he crashed out in the first round of the qualifiers of the tournament itself. What then is ailing India's male singles players, and is the wai...
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Australia Morgue Refuses Bodies As 'Too Fat'
An Australian funeral director had to store the body of a 200-kilogramme (441-pound) man in her car overnight after a morgue refused it for being too big, reports said Thursday.
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Australian CEO, 58, Stabbed To Death During House Party, 15-Year-Old Arrested
A 58-year-old Australian CEO has died after allegedly being stabbed by a 15-year-old during a house party in Brisbane.
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Amazon Seals $1.3 Billion Deal To Build Top-Secret Cloud For Australian Military
Top-secret Australian military intelligence will be stored on a custom cloud server built by US tech giant Amazon, Canberra said Thursday as it unveiled the US$1.3 billion deal.
-
Australian Open Prize Money Hits Record High
Pay rises are in store for players at January's Australian Open with organisers Thursday announcing a 3.4 percent boost in the total purse to a record Aus$76.5 million (US$51.6 million).
-
PS5 Revised: Sony Quietly Updated PlayStation 5 From the Inside, Teardown Reveals
Sony has completely revamped the internals of its newly revised PS5, as confirmed in a teardown video. Tech YouTuber Austin Evans peeled open the new, Australian CF-1200 PS5 model, to reveal a smaller heatsink and motherboard. The SSD enclosure has also been changed, and it draws 20–30W less power. The revamp comes in the wake of Sony raising the...
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Australian Retail Giants Targeted in Facial Recognition Tech Complaint
CHOICE, in a complaint to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) published on Monday, said use of the technology at JB Hi-Fi's appliances chain The Good Guys as well as hardware chain Bunnings and the Australian arm of big-box retailer Kmart - both owned by Wesfarmers Ltd - was unwarranted and in violation of privacy law.
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Australia Plans Crypto Taxation as Government Gears to Reform Payment Laws
The government of Australia has begun thinking of ways to regulate the crypto sector. Along with bringing digital assets under the tax regime of the nation, Australia is also aiming to ensure investor protection. Foreign crypto exchanges operating in the country may also have to agree to store Australian data inside the country itself.
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Shell Converts Petrol Filling Station Into EV Charging Hub
Shell has set up an electric vehicle charging hub that features ten 175 kW DC fast-charging stations, built by Australian manufacturer Tritium.
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Australian Watchdog to Examine Competition Between Apple, Google App Stores
Australia's competition regulator on Tuesday said it would look into the use of and sharing of data by apps and the extent of competition between Apple Inc's and Google's app stores.
-
Watch: Jasprit Bumrah, Navdeep Saini Fire Warning To Australian Batsmen
Jasprit Bumrah and Navdeep Saini showed a glimpse as to what might be in store for the David Warner, Steve Smith and co.
-
Apple, Google Remove Over 330 Binary Trading Apps
Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) discovered that unlicensed individuals were operating the apps, which focused on binary trading.
-
'Racist' Video Game Pulled After Uproar Over Killing Australia Aborigines
A video game allowing players to kill Australian Aboriginals has been removed from mobile stores after more than 50,000 people signed an online petition against the "racist" app.
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Apple Apologises to Teens Kicked Out of Store Over 'Theft Concerns'
An Apple manager has apologised to six teenagers of African descent after staff kicked them out of an Australian store citing concerns they "might steal something", with a video of the incident going viral on Facebook.
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Indian Woman to Sue Australian Grocery Giant
An Indian woman living in Australia's New South Wales state is all set to sue a grocery store which sold her toxic mushrooms, a media report said on Sunday.
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Is There Really Better Tennis in Store?
India's only singles entrant at this year's Australian Open, Yuki Bhambri, made a first round exit, after a straight sets loss to Britain's Andy Murray. Somdev Devvarman didn't even make it to the main draw, he crashed out in the first round of the qualifiers of the tournament itself. What then is ailing India's male singles players, and is the wai...
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Australia Morgue Refuses Bodies As 'Too Fat'
An Australian funeral director had to store the body of a 200-kilogramme (441-pound) man in her car overnight after a morgue refused it for being too big, reports said Thursday.
