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If you are on the air fryer bandwagon, and there are plenty of you out there, a small word of caution, your air fryer may be listening to your conversations.
The Tokyo Government is moving to a 4 day work week but not for the reasons you may think.
Whether you're scrambling to the Christmas finish line or you have a very suspicious 1pm-5pm 'meeting' this afternoon, we hope you achieve your goals today on Friday the 13th.
If you're in the group of people holding a grudge against the ATO over a hefty tax bill, your group just got a little bigger.
(Logan Roy) Rupert Murdoch has been denied his bid to change a family trust and give control, without interference from his siblings, of his media empire to (Kendall) his eldest son.
If you grew up in the 90's then you probably remember trying to keep a Tamagotchi alive.
16-year-old Australian, Gout Gout, has won the Australian All Schools Athletics Championships 200m final with a record time, faster than a young Usain Bolt.
Whether you're the first person to give someone kudos on Strava or cringe at the thought of uploading your two kilometre shuffle, you might appreciate this 10-month Strava effort.
If you've got a spare $65 million USD, we might have found the house for you.
Spotify wrapped will likely drop this week showing your top songs, musicians and genres for the year. Why are we telling you this now?
A chapel in Switzerland has introduced an unconventional addition: an AI-powered virtual Jesus that allows visitors to engage in interactive conversations.
