Technology
Mystery object stumps fisherman
IT HAD a smooth surface, was white and pink and loomed as big as a boat but it was the smell that gave away what this very odd object was.
Five Olympians to watch on Twitter
WITH the Olympics just around the corner, we spoke to Twitter’s sport guru to find out which Aussie athletes you should be following at the games.
Trump’s big new Twitter gaffe
DONALD Trump’s latest social media stuff up has prompted heavy criticism of the presidential candidate from the Twittersphere.
Robots are coming sooner than you think
HUMANOID robots with jobs in hospitals, nursing homes and hotels are just years away from common use in Australia. Are you ready for the day of the robot?
Hidden story behind this image
A NATIONAL Georgraphic filmmaker has picked this photo as the most touching he’s ever taken. So what’s so special about this herd of elephants?
Pokemon Go players need to pokestop
A PROLIFERATION of PokéStops at war memorials, cathedrals and even outside the homes of sex offenders is infuriating authorities.
The unforeseen cost of Apollo missions
NEW research with major implications for space travel studied the Apollo astronauts and points to the potentially fatal consequences of deep space expeditions.
Videos
Laura Geitz: 'I couldn't be prouder of those girls'
Netball: QUeensland Firebirds captain Laura Geitz speaks after her side's thrilling extra time victory over the NSW Swifts.
Firebirds win extra time epic
ANZ Championship: Queensland have won another epic grand final over the NSW Swifts.
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Now China says humans evolved there
THE idea that humans first emerged out of Africa may have to be revisited: Chinese researchers say new fossil finds suggest we may have evolved in Asia.
Putting Australia back on track
WALKED into something while playing Pokemon Go? It may be the GPS’ fault after all: Australia’s on the move, and it’s causing problems.
Women powering a book revolution
They are rarely credited with a technological revolution, but women and people over 45 years of age are behind the electronic book trend.
Apple’s secret iPhone 7 feature has been leaked
NEW leaks show Apple likely has a trick up its sleeve for the release of the iPhone 7.
Pokemon Go players need to pokestop
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Sleep: the final fitness frontier
FORGET counting your steps. A new generation of advanced technology wants to count your sleep, even tracking how much you snore at night.
