‘Deception’: Banks slammed for $2.7b crisis
Cyndy's family lost $1.1 million to scammers. But she was shocked to discover how Australia's big four banks facilitated the crime.
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You need to restart your PC 15 times to fix CrowdStrike outage
The infamous blue screen of death is wreaking havoc around the world – and Microsoft has come up with a bizarre way to fix it.
Algeria places pro-democracy activists in pre-trial detention: lawyer
ALGIERS: Eight Algerian activists from the pro-democracy protests that toppled the country's last president have been placed in pre-trial detention, while six others have been released under judicial supervision, one of their lawyers said on Friday. The activists were arrested between July 8 and 15 in Bejaia, about 220 kilometers (136 miles) east of the … Read more
Investment firm says massive short of Truth Social stock before Trump shooting was ‘filed in error’
A massive stock trade just before the Trump shooting that sparked rabid conspiracy theories has now been explained by the firm involved.
‘Be careful’: Chilling warning amid IT crisis
Home Secretary Clare O'Neil says there have been reports of phishing scams amid the CrowdStrike IT outage.
Israel threatens reprisals for deadly Yemen rebel drone strike
TEL AVIV: Israel threatened retaliation on Friday after a drone claimed by Yemen's Houthi rebels penetrated its vaunted air defenses and killed a civilian in a Tel Aviv apartment building near the US embassy compound. The attack prompted condemnation from UN chief Antonio Guterres and a call for “maximum restraint” to prevent “further escalation in … Read more
Change that saved homeowners $17k a year
Mortgage repayments are among the biggest monthly expenses for most Australians, but with a simple switch you'll find you can really save in this area.
What services are still out across Australia
Many people are still struggling after a global IT outage left airlines, banks and businesses struggling.
How Saudi Arabia and its Asian partners are driving green development ahead of COP29
RIYADH: For many, summer in Saudi Arabia is a time for relaxing on the couch, turning on the air conditioning and watching other people play sports on TV, with those who dare to challenge this approach often ending up with heat stroke. Still, running clubs in the Kingdom are busier than ever and show no … Read more
Aussies shares dive on Wall St tumble
Australian shares stalled on Friday as a slump on Wall St and a mining sell-off pushed the market into a sea of red.
