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Facebook admits to scraping every Australian adult user’s public data

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Social media giant Facebook has admitted it scraped the personal data of all Australian users in order to train its own AI.

Fire and ice are reshaping Iceland – but this is why you should still go

Eat your greens, it may save your life

How to protect your garden from heavy rain

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Travel

Pay-by-weight airfares an ethical minefield. What do travellers really think?

The Conversation - 5
Denis Tolkach, James Cook University and Stephen Pratt, University of Central Florida Imagine checking in for a flight with your two teenage children. At the...
Travel

Travel news: Alan Joyce’s latest windfall + Qantas fee hikes

Jan Fisher - 0
Turns out former Qantas boss Alan Joyce isn't quite finished being paid. Qantas has revealed it will pay the former CEO an extra $3.4 million...

Don’t leave home without these road trip essentials

Seven must-do activities in this undervalued Japanese gem

Discover the ‘Greek Caribbean’ away from the tourist trail

Travel briefs: astonishing NZ entry tax hike + new European travel fee

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Finance

How petrol price cycles have changed

Andrew Gigacz - 2
When it comes to keeping an eye on prices, petrol stands out in a category of its own. Sure, staying abreast of grocery prices...
Finance

Should you give up work when your partner retires?

Andrew Gigacz - 1
Retirement planning is no simple task, even if your circumstances are uncomplicated. And let’s face it, uncomplicated circumstances are the exception rather than the...

The worst home insurance policies on the market

These deals prove there’s more to life than footy!

Wild weather is putting the future of home insurance in doubt

Why budget brands are booming

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Technology

3G shutdown still a “ticking timebomb”, experts say

Brad Lockyer - 1
It’s been delayed again and again, but experts say far too many people are still unprepared for the shutdown of the 3G communications network,...

Government wants $50m fines for social media and telcos over scams

Best iPhone plans for seniors

Today’s tech is too confusing, study finds

What are ‘click frauds’ – and how can we stop them?

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Health & Wellness

Best treatments for obstructive sleep apnoea and how to find them

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A while back Suzanne Curyer was working as a busy senior executive for a not-for-profit organisation. She loved her work but there was one big...

Aged care sector welcomes ‘once in a generation’ reforms

Brad Lockyer - 1
The aged care industry has had a positive reaction to the government's historic suite of reforms, saying it will unlock crucial funding.

Can the Princess of Wales stay cancer-free?

The Conversation - 0
It only takes a few surviving cells for a cancer to grow back, and the available testing methods often can’t detect them while they’re dormant.

Your relationship according to your star sign

Katie Wright - 0
Astrologists explain how the zodiac signs can influence our love lives and who to look for in a partner for your next romantic relationship.

Self-funded retirees and part-pensioners to pay more for aged care

The Conversation - 8
Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra Self-funded retirees and many part pensioners will pay more for their aged care under the government’s reform package, endorsed by...
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