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The nine-year-old Aussie coding whiz
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Will Turnbull match Labor's NBN?
COMMENT: Only Abbott could make Turnbull look like Whitlam.
Xbox announces two new consoles
New Microsoft games include a Forza racing game set wholly in Australia.
Uber offers helicopters in Sao Paulo
Until now, commuting by air was reserved mainly for the rich.
Forza Horizon 3: race across Australia
Take a Lamborghini on the Great Ocean Road ... or through a hills hoist.
Is Google Image search racist?
A simple search test substituting 'black' for 'white' has the web aghast.
Colombian hit man now a YouTube star
Real-life 'Narcos' cocaine cartel criminal tells fans he 'loved' Pablo Escobar.
Hunting down below for dark matter
An old gold mine in country Victoria will house a dark matter detection lab.
Do passwords better than Zuckerberg
The Facebook boss' accounts were compromised. Here's how you can do better.
Uber strikes another blow against taxis
You now have the ability to book an early-morning rather than hope one is nearby.
Female protagonists here to stay
Since Lara Croft's return in 2013, cinematic games have seen more and more leading ladies.
Aussie company's e-car breakthrough
Stations will fully charge a 300km range electric car for between $4 and $8, in just 20 minutes.
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MySpace hack shows that your old information can be just as useful to criminals as your current details.
Increasing demand from Israel start-ups
Rapidly expanding tech scene is turning to Australia for capital — and experience.
IBM is training Watson to hunt hackers
Tech giant is taking a big data approach to cybersecurity that will have the supercomputer scour vast troves of security research at a rate humans could only dream of.
'1000 will have to go. It's that simple'
Fear government's cyber security recruitment drive will lead to job cuts.
Microsoft sues US government over gag orders on customer data grabs
Tech company says US 'has exploited the transition to cloud computing as a means of expanding its power to conduct secret investigations'.
FBI paid professional hackers to crack San Bernardino iPhone
The people who helped the US government come from the sometimes shadowy world of hackers and security researchers who profit from finding flaws in companies’ software or systems.