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Actor Guy Pearce and his wife of 18 years have called time on their marriage.
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Falling Aussie dollar hits home for App Store; Indonesia and Sweden also affected, say reports.
Starting today, Australian telcos such as Telstra and Optus are required to start storing your metadata logs.
Cathy Freeman's bodysuit inspires an Australian-designed suit now being used in space.
Meeting with the boss once or twice a year to assess your past, present, and future is beginning to seem quite quaint.
Amazon Web Services wants to be the rarest thing of all in the technology industry: a long-lived company.
Obama administration backs down in its bitter dispute with Silicon Valley over encryption of data on digital devices.
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Australia skipper Steve Smith says the influx of batsmen for the first Test against NZ could push him down the order to No.4.
In his first interview since retiring from the AFL, Adam Goodes says the booing was one of many reasons he stopped playing.
Up-and-comer Thanasi Kokkinakis says Nick Krygios yelling and smashing racquets is good for tennis.
The troubled career of James O'Connor has taken another turn with the former Wallabies back being released by Queensland.
Breakaway will never forget his Test debut on a miserable night in Newcastle as the Wallabies slumped to a woeful defeat.
Coach implores his charges not to react to cynical breakdown tactics after David Pocock avoided World Cup disaster.
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