‘X slowed access’ to sites Elon Musk dislikes — then abruptly backtracked
Users had to wait five seconds before accessing certain websites like the New York Times or Threads via links on Twitter, the Washington Post found.
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Apple poised to start paying US$500 million in ‘BatteryGate’ lawsuit payments
Apple, Delta Airlines, Facebook and Juul are among the companies with pending class action lawsuits.
Gina Rinehart’s solution to Australia’s Commonwealth Games debacle
Australia’s richest person is a longtime financial backer of athletes and wants to see the 2026 Commonwealth Games return to the Gold Coast.
Major investment firm predicts ‘full-employment stagnation’: What does that mean?
Investment firm BlackRock has predicted the US economy is set for “full-employment stagnation”, which is different to the job-less recessions and recoveries we’ve seen in the past, it claims.
NASA found a question mark in space, so what is it?
On July 26 NASA’s James Webb Telescope spotted an unusually shaped object sitting in the Milky Way that has raised a few … questions.
Sam Bankman-Fried accused of using US$100 million in stolen funds on political donations
A new indictment Monday marked the latest chapter in Sam Bankman-Fried’s legal troubles following the collapse of FTX.
Elon Musk says he’s going to drive to Zuckerberg’s house for billionaire fight
Zuckerberg’s spokesperson said the Meta CEO wouldn’t be home — and wasn’t interested.
Australia v England: How to watch the Matildas FIFA World Cup semi-final
World Cup fever is sweeping Australia after the Matildas heart-stopping penalty shootout victory over France. Here’s everything you need to know about their upcoming semi-final clash against England.
Qantas reveals support for Indigenous Voice to Parliament
The Flying Kangaroo has unveiled a new livery, or customisation, on three Qantas Group aircraft showcasing its support of the Yes23 campaign.
Public holiday on the cards if Matildas win World Cup
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said he would support a public holiday if the Australian women’s soccer team, the Matildas, win the FIFA Women’s World Cup.