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Basketball fan, stadium usher in epic dance-off
THIS kid was just waiting for his moment to shine when he let loose in an epic dance battle at a basketball. His moves are too awesome for words. More Online News
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Bitcoins used to order six failed murders
"DREAD Pirate Roberts" - the alleged mastermind of drug bazaar the Silk Road - allegedly spent the equivalent of $794,000 on failed attempts to have his enemies killed. More Online News
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'2 drunk 2 care' woman kills two
A WOMAN, 20, tweeted "2 drunk 2 care' hours before a horrific crash when she drove on the wrong way on a road, killing two people. More Online News
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Boyfriend's cheating prank backfires
THIS prankster tricked his girlfriend into thinking he'd cheated on her. But what he didn't count on was her surprise reaction. More Online News
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Tech excuses to get you out of any situation
LATE for a date? Trying to shake off a relentless friend? Pass the blame onto technology with these excuses for life's most cringe-worthy situations.
Driver who hit cyclist 'cyber-bullied'
A MOTORIST convicted of driving offences after tweeting about a collision with a cyclist has said she was the victim of cyber-bullying because of the post.
We just don't trust social media
AUSTRALIANS love using social media, but a national survey shows most don't trust that their private information will be protected.
Why creating memes is illegal
DID you know that sharing this meme could land you in jail for five years? Well now one organisation is trying to change that. Find out how Australian copyright law is broken.
Cyber criminals steal $1 billion
CYBER criminals have stolen $1 billion from Australians this year - but prying partners are also spying on private data.
Ditch work early: 'happy hour virus'
BORED to death at work and can't wait to head to the pub? The secret to leaving work early could be just a click away.
Terrorists 'lapping up' Snowden leaks
TERRORISTS are "rubbing their hands with glee" over Edward Snowden's leaks, UK spy bosses have claimed in a rare TV grilling.
The hackers holding you to ransom
A KILLER virus is making its way through the world's computer's, corrupting files and demanding a ransom to get them back. There's only one way to protect yourself.
Anonymous takes Oz to dry cleaners
ANONYMOUS takes revenge over claims Australia spied on Indonesia - by hacking an Aussie dry cleaner and a bouncy castle operator.
Off your Facebook? Just erase it
WISH you hadn't posted that drunken photo online? The Australian Law Reform Commission floats the idea of a "right to erasure''.
Web child abuse searches get blocked
TECH giants Microsoft and Google promise to block web searches for terms that lead to child abuse images with new software.
Why the Indonesian spy drama is a big deal
SO we spied on some top-level officials in Indonesia. So what? Isn't that how the world works? Not so much, says Mal Farr.
Space station's malware pandemic
THE International Space Station is cut off from the internet to avoid hackers and viruses. So how does it keep getting infected?
Soon, Google could be following you everywhere
GOOGLE is reportedly testing new technology that could track consumer behaviour in real-world stores and businesses.
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Vodafone calls for NBN rethink
WHAT if you could pay just one bill for your home internet and mobile phone? Vodafone wants the government to make the NBN available to mobile phone operators to make this dream a reality.
Telstra is suing NBN for $100m
AUSTRALIA'S biggest telco is suing the National Broadband Network claiming it owes them fees worth $100 million.
Dumped Telstra boss appointed NBN chief
COMMUNICATIONS Minister Malcolm Turnbull has appointed Ziggy Switkowski as the new boss of NBN, a man Labor claims is not without controversy.
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Kissing arrest sparks Twitter outcry
THIS photo of a romantic kiss which saw teenagers in Morocco arrested for being a "danger to social order" has created a social media outcry.