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North Korean hackers steal millions in crypto heist (opens the original)
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A North Korean hacking group is using job ads to harvest sensitive information from unsuspecting applicants from more than 100 countries, authorities warn. The group, known as "WaterPlum", infiltrated at least 30,000 devices stealing $US10.71 million ($15.25 million) worth of cryptocurrency from 7,000 accounts. Cybersecurity officials from the US, Japan, Germany and Australia issued a joint statement saying the group was targeting individual IT professionals. Between December 2025 and July this
Growth in home-brand products could impact affordability, experts say (opens the original)
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Some of Australia's largest retailers are investing in autonomous AI agents shopping for customers. But experts said it was expensive technology years away from being mainstream. Retailers such as Wesfarmers, Woolworths and Coles made combined profits of more than $5 billion in the 2026 financial year. AI chatbots are already in use by Australia's biggest retailers, from Buddy at Bunnings to Olive at Woolworths. But experts say it will be years before these company-built artificial assistants ca
More than 30 years on from Lockerbie bombing, first US trial faces delay (opens the original)
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As the wreckage from Pan Am Flight 103 was being collected from across a small Scottish town, one phrase kept being repeated: "We do not know what happened." The plane fell from more than 9 kilometres in the air, crashing into the town of Lockerbie and leaving lives, homes and communities in ruins. The plane, flying from London to New York on December 21, 1988, simply vanished from radar screens. One moment there, gone the next. As it was falling, the sky lit up, according to local John Glasgow.
Survivors fear all is lost after Nepal-Tibet floods (opens the original)
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Some survivors say they have lost everything after the Nepal-Tibet floods that killed at least 469 people and left thousands missing.
Survivors tell of family members swept away by Nepal-Tibet floods (opens the original)
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Survivors of flash flooding on the Tibet-Nepal border could only cling to trees as they watched loved ones swept away in the chaos. More than 270 people are reported dead and about 1,500, including tourists and hikers, are missing, according to Nepal and China's Tibet authorities. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese today confirmed at least 35 Australians were unaccounted for. The deluge washed away homes, flooded cars in mud and engulfed entire villages in water. One of the survivors, 68-year old K
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