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Perth rock gods Birds of Tokyo to play free gig

Birds of Tokyo in 2016.

The five-strong band will take the stage for the City of Wanneroo Presents Concert at Wanneroo Showground on November 4, with tickets now available free to Wanneroo residents, and any remaining tickets to be offered to the general public from October 16.

KEPCO investigation adds to hurdles facing Bylong mine

Korean-owned KEPCO wants to develop a coal mine in the Bylong Valley.

The NSW government has confirmed it is conducting an investigation into the Australian subsidiary of South Korean giant KEPCO that could affect the company's plans for a $1.5 billion coal mine in the Bylong Valley.

'The IPL of rugby': Forrest plans to set up rebel competition

'Great day for Australian rugby': Andrew Forrest with Force skipper Matt Hodsgon at Tuesday's press conference.

Billionaire businessman Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest has announced he will set up a rival rugby competition labelled the "IPL of rugby" that will guarantee the future of the Western Force following the dismissal of RugbyWA's appeal by the NSW Supreme Court.

Capex recovery is just catch up: Goldman

Goldman Sachs says Australian plants and equipment are ageing.

Optimism that the capital expenditure strike is over and signs of companies allocating more money towards investment may be overstated, Goldman Sachs finds.

Nidhogg 2 is gross, violent, and undeniably fun

Nidhogg 2's look is gross, but it serves the game and will be more easily accepted in the mainstream.

Nidhogg 2 turned heads for all the wrong reasons when it was revealed this time last year, with the gracefully minimalist pixel graphics of the original sword-fighting party favourite replaced by a gross and chunky style that looks like something from a '90s cartoon.

Canon DSLR teaches smartphone generation the finer points

Guided Display makes all the 200D's functions easier to grasp and manipulate.

Canon's new EOS 200D is designed to appeal to those of us unfamiliar with the terminology and functions of good quality cameras, packing a fully-featured DSLR into a light and compact frame, and adding new software that can teach new users the ins and outs of all the various modes until they're ready to take the training wheels off.