Media
Amazon Prime's AFL documentary first-glimpse trailer means footy's back, baby
A first-glimpse trailer of Amazon Prime's AFL documentary 'Making Their Mark' is here and it looks like good stuff.
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Games
Scalpers so evil they tricked a retail site to buy PS5s before they officially went on sale
A UK retailer had scalpers pilfer most of their new PlayStation 5 stock before it even went live thanks to some technical work arounds.
Big Ideas
Earth's richest men fight over space
Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are fighting over satellite space for their company's respective space internet programs.
Big Ideas
Thousands of pages of CIA declassified UFO documents released
You can now browse thousands of recently declassified CIA pages about UFO's for free thanks to The Black Vault.
Big Ideas
Forget Mars, live on a cool asteroid belt space station instead
A Finnish physicist has proposed the idea of building an inhabitable space station orbiting the dwarf planet Ceres.
New Realities
Zero Latency VR review: think bowling or climbing but with a tech twist
We tried out the arena based VR at Melbourne's Zero Latency. Here are our thoughts on the free roaming VR experience.
Politics
What's up? Millions flee WhatsApp amid updated terms
A poorly communicated update from secure messaging service WhatsApp sees millions abandon the service in favour of competitors.
Health
Where the bloody hell are the good mask education campaigns?
We're a year into the pandemic, and masks help reduce the spread when worn properly. So where are the good public health education campaigns?
Games
Mario Kart player conquers Rainbow Road ultra shortcut, beats world record by over 10 seconds
Mario Kart player makes history by being the first to manually land Rainbow Road's ultra shortcut, setting a new world record in the process.
Games
Enjoy your favourite Reddit arguments as Ace Attorney scenes thanks to this excellent bot
This bot takes your favourite Reddit fights and turns them into wonderful Ace Attorney videos for you to enjoy.
Business
Everyone looks ridiculous in the Australian media bargaining code fight
Big media, big tech, and big politics. Everyone is trying to look like the biggest tool in the name of winning a fight about the wrong thing.
Bad bargain, wrong code
This media bargaining code battle has been running for about three years now, and the closer it gets to the finish line, the more everyone involved look like assholes.