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1,000 kangaroos stampede across ‘destroyed’ Australian paddock (VIDEO)
An Australian farm owner has posted footage of what happens when you try to take back an animal paddock from a hoard of jumping kangaroos, showing the incredibly nimble critters in a stampede.
Jul 29, 2018 09:10
Sting operation catches Apple staff misleading customers – leaked court docs
A sting operation has revealed Apple staff misleading customers about their legal rights to a free repair or replacement device after a malfunctioning ‘error 53’ update, according to court documents seen by The Guardian Australia.
Jun 5, 2017 22:02
iQueue: Robot joins line for new iPhone in Australia
A resourceful Australian has sent a robot, basically made of an iPad on a stand, to wait in an exhausting line for the new iPhone. Meanwhile, the woman can put her feet up; while her android pal spends hours maintaining a lonely vigil outside the Apple store.
Sep 24, 2015 16:18
Coming soon: 3D printable solar panels capable of powering… anything
Printable solar panels are going to be available to us very soon and could power “entire skyscrapers,” Australian researchers say. The very near future will see personal electronic charging transformed, but the potential is growing quickly.
Sep 10, 2014 14:43
Malaysia Airlines renames awkward ‘things-to-do-before-you-die’ contest
Malaysia Airlines has had to rethink its inappropriately-named ‘Ultimate Bucket List’ competition of things to do before you die, following a slew of objections on social media. The company is still reeling from two catastrophes that claimed 527 lives.
Sep 4, 2014 09:03
Sino-American rivalry: Energy consumption, nuclear energy and deadly nukes Opinion
The Bank of America recently claimed that the US will continue as the world’s biggest crude oil producer in 2014 after overtaking Saudi Arabia and Russia, as extraction from shale rock fuels the nation’s economic recovery.
Jul 10, 2014 13:32