Technology
Fixed address? That's so last-century. Meet the new-gen digital nomads
Have laptop, will travel: meet the digital nomads riding the twin trends of work flexibility and soaring house prices into a new, palm tree-fringed era.
- by Kyle Chayka
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Science
Scott Kelly, the twin who went to space and returned just a brother
The astronaut spent a year on board the ISS and has come back genetically different, scientists have discovered.
- by Sarah Knapton
Courts
Scientist who implanted Opal card in his hand guilty of fare evasion
Meow-Ludo Disco Gamma Meow-Meow, which is his legal name, pleaded guilty in Newtown Local Court on Friday to attempting to travel without a ticket.
Games
Kirby Star Allies review: Nintendo's pink puffball returns, with friends
The ability to turn foes into friends, combined with a new method of mixing and matching abilities, puts an interesting new twist on familiar Kirby concepts.
- by Tim Biggs
Science
Stephen Hawking had pinned his hopes on 'M-theory' to fully explain the universe – here's what it is
Since Einstein’s death in 1955, a lot of progress has been made toward a theory of everything.
- by Lorenzeo Bianchi
Home tech
True wireless earbuds are freeing, but fraught
Bose's answer to the Apple AirPods are great for the gym, but what would happen if I dropped one into the cross fit?
- by Rod Easdown
Stephen Hawking
Memorable quotes from Stephen Hawking
The scientist and author captured the public's imagination as a trapped mind exploring the boundaries of scientific knowledge.
Games
Florence review: wordless love story is brief and breathtaking
Australian made love story conveys the feelings of infatuation, familiarity and estrangement better than most.
- by Tim Biggs
Security
How our over-reliance on GPS could signal disaster
Satellite navigation is increasingly seen as at risk from disruption.
- by James Titcomb
Software
Women at Microsoft made 238 sexual harassment, gender discrimination complaints
World's largest software company accused of systematically denying pay raises or promotions to women.
- by Dan Levine
Games
Frantics review: letting the fur fly, with friends
PlayStation's latest party-friendly PlayLink game is like Mario Party, but with goofy animals and a huge emphasis on backstabbing.
- by Tim Biggs