Controversial “manfluencer” Andrew Tate is facing rape and sex trafficking charges and Aussie experts warn his rhetoric also overlaps with far-right radicalism.
Duncan Evans
An MP has delivered a sharp attack on Australia’s $43m human rights body, suggesting it should be folded up for failing to defend Jewish Aussies.
Radical and abhorrent content on the all-powerful social media platforms is slipping through a series of gaps, a new Australian report finds.
Blair Jackson
Australians were bombarded with millions of spam texts from a major telco that didn't allow them to unsubscribe without providing personal information.
Kat Wong
Tech giants such as Meta, Amazon, Uber and Microsoft could be hit with a hefty tax under a new election policy demand put forward by the Greens.
Jessica Wang
Social media giant Meta is introducing facial recognition tools to the UK and EU that can spot "celeb-bait" scam advertisements.
Martyn Landi
China’s ambassador says Australia should embrace his country’s AI offerings, but basic tests have uncovered worrying details in the program.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer and Harshil Siyani
A shocking new survey suggests more than 40 per cent of Aussie kids have been contacted by strangers online.
Scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated but the corporate watchdog is fighting back, taking down more than 130 scam websites a day.
Cameron Micallef
A ransomware group has claimed responsibility for stealing highly confidential patient information from an Australian fertility clinic.
Emma Kirk
Former Sky News presenter and radio host Erin Molan has provided an update on her big plans for the next stages of her career.
Holly Truelove
Sensitive information at risk includes addresses, comprehensive medical histories, Medicare card numbers and insurance details.
Ria Pandey
The service has been issued the major fine after being slow out of the blocks to answer key questions from Australia’s online regulator.
Clareese Packer
The man leading America’s biggest bank has lashed out at Gen Z employees and work-from-home in a wild tirade. But where do Aussie banks stand?
A man has been arrested and charged after allegedly threatening a federal parliamentarian over social media.
Blake Antrobus
Telcos have been urged to do better in rural Australia, with continued reports of poor mobile service and new black spots after the 3G mobile network closed.
Stephanie Gardiner
Patients have reported not being able to access treatment information as an IVF giant investigates a “suspicious” cyber breach that may have exposed thousands of personal details.
Aisling Brennan
The unassuming photo album documented one politician’s trip to Europe in the 1990s, with handwritten captions revealing intimate details.
It’s been one year since phones were banned in schools and teachers have now revealed whether the tactic has been beneficial in improving children’s behaviour.
An awkward video has resurfaced of the moment Anthony Albanese was brutally rebuffed by a barista in a popular cafe.
Alexandra Feiam
Australians are paying more to access the internet but thousands more households are getting access to faster download speeds.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
An Australian senator has been slammed over an image posted to social media, with many branding it an “AI generated nightmare” and calling for staff to be sacked.
A major internet provider has issued an apology after a widespread outage left thousands of homes and businesses without broadband services.
Joanne Williamson, Ria Pandey and Zoe De Koning
Aussies looking for love are being warned to stay vigilant this Valentine’s Day after one state lost $8.9m to “romance scams”.
Zoe De Koning
