Punishing the pirates
With recent anti-piracy court action and related laws being considered by parliament, Australia’s internet free for all could be nearing an end.
DetailsUni’s out – but so are the jobs
Thousands of university students across Australia will complete their studies this month, but few graduates will walk straight into a job in their industry.
DetailsFracking’s impact stirs deep opposition
A groundswell of opposition to a coal seam gas mining venture on private property on the mid-north coast is building at a nearby protest site.
DetailsCahill stunner nominated for goal of the year
Tim Cahill’s left foot volley against the Netherlands has been nominated to win the FIFA Puskas Award for goal of the year.
DetailsDigging deep – secrets beneath the Web
Beyond the confines of your everyday online lives there is a hidden internet known as the Deep Web.
DetailsThe G20 summit – more than just shirtfronting
The G20 Summit in Brisbane this weekend will be attended by world leaders such as Barack Obama, David Cameron and Vladimir Putin.
DetailsYarra Trams remove CBD tram stops
Melbourne’s CBD tram stops are being removed to make tram services more efficient, which has some commuters questioning the cost involved and its relevance.
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Condom wraps Hyde Park’s Obelisk
From emitting noxious gases to promoting safe sex – Sydney’s Hyde Obelisk received a risque facelift overnight. The 18-metre phallic structure will wear Australia’s largest condom for the next week, as part of a campaign to end HIV. The creator ACON – a NSW health promotion organisation specialising in lesbian and gay health – wants to…
DetailsMcAdam striking for gold
Up-and-coming Taekwondo star Kate McAdam will be aiming for gold when she competes at the 2014 Commonwealth Championship in Scotland next week.
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