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Grading the 2015 Albury-Wodonga Bandits

AT the halfway mark of the SEABL season, the Albury-Wodonga Bandits sit atop the East conference with a solid 8-5 record. See your ad here. Coach Brad Chalmers assembled a potent offensive squad during the off-season and the Border club has reaped ... >> view original

NASA and Microsoft plan to send HoloLens into space

Microsoft's augmented reality device HoloLens is about to into space. In a partnership with NASA, Microsoft will send a couple of the headsets to the International Space Station (ISS) for a project known as Project Sidekick, which aims to let astronauts go ... >> view original

Amazing Aurora Australis

Feast your eyes on this spectacular natural light that happened in the skies above parts of New Zealand and Australia. The event is pretty common in the Northern Hemisphere but scenes like this are pretty rare in the Southern half of the world. It's called the ... >> view original

Telstra launches cheaper broadband plans to counter rivals

Competition between Australia's biggest internet providers is heating up with Telstra launching cheaper broadband plans with more added features that could reduce its profits. Telstra on Tuesday will start selling new broadband bundles that offer cheaper ... >> view original

Akamai Releases First Quarter 2015 'State of the Internet' Report

Akamai Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: AKAM), the global leader in content delivery network (CDN) services, today released its First Quarter, 2015 State of the Internet Report. By: Business Wire India | June 25, 2015 2:54 pm. G+. ​Akamai Technologies, Inc. >> view original

Fears website owners will be stripped of anonymity under ICANN proposal

ICANN, the agency that looks after global internet domain names, is considering a plan that would make it difficult for website owners to prevent their personal details from becoming publicly accessible online. People or companies registering a domain are ... >> view original

Good news for reefs: how corals could survive a heating planet

New genetics research shows how cold-water corals can increase their resilience to global warming at a pace that could match climate change. By Pete Spotts, Staff writer June 25, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. A bleached section of Australia's Great ... >> view original

Paris 2015: Australia in the climate change spotlight

This article is part of Climate for Change, a Fairfax Media series on global warming. Full coverage can be found here. Follow our coverage on Facebook. The Chinese bureaucrat pushed the point. Was, he wondered, Australia expecting the world to do more ... >> view original

Floating bio-robots to explore marine ecosystems in Indian Ocean

A fleet of floating bio-robots are being released in the Indian Ocean off Western Australia as part of an international project to demystify what lies below the surface. A bio-robot is a robot which can measure properties relevant to biology like organic matter. >> view original

Apps to make the Apple Watch worth giving up your wrist for

Hey bud, my eyes are up here! I know I'm late to the smartwatch party, but I've finally been deemed cool enough to get in. And without a doubt, the Apple Watch on my wrist has been the number one thing discussed with friends and random acquaintances ... >> view original