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Could hackers target Australian supermarket fridges?
European fridge hacks raise questions about whether Australian supermarkets could face similar cyberattacks.
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European fridge hacks raise questions about whether Australian supermarkets could face similar cyberattacks.
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You may not be able to afford to buy a home, but in 2026, experts say it may not even be the best path to financial security anyway.
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The message from Europe's streets is becoming increasingly difficult for political leaders to ignore.
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Karl Bushby has completed his 28-year journey to walk around the world by returning to his mother's home in northern England.
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The new strikes come as US-led talks between Russia and Ukraine are set to resume this month.
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So-called poll peacekeepers mobilise ahead of the US midterm elections, King Charles to speak on the historic slave trade at CHOGM, Jockeys gear up for this year's Melbourne Cup.
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Democratic leaders are fuming after a "betrayal" by one of their own in one of the country's most closely watched races.
Donald Trump promised to bring jobs home and ease the cost of living. But some workers say they've been let down.
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Thousands of Ukrainians were warned of radiation after the nation's air raid alert system was hacked by "hostile interference".
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Firearms surrendered as part of the national gun buyback scheme; the prime minister to hold bilateral talks with new UK PM Andy Burnham; and in the Youth Olympics, Elvira Espinosa the first Ecuadorian swimmer to win an Olympic medal at any level
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A new survey reveals widening differences in democratic satisfaction and a growing acceptance of violence among men.
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The cause of the plane crash and the identity of those on board are yet to be determined.