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Where to next in Australia's battle with Elon Musk and X?

Terry Flew • 1hr ago

X CEO Elon Musk mocked the eSafety Commissioner as "the Australian Censorship Commissar". (Britta Pedersen/Pool via AP, File)

Opinion

A powerful plan to get resources sector on board with solar boom

Scott Hamilton

Anthony Albanese, centre, announced a plan to spark more solar projects. Picture by Marina Neil

The scams swindling the most money from Australians

Australians aged 65 and over lost the most to investment scams in 2023 according to Scamwatch data. Picture by Shutterstock

Anna McGuinness

Where to next in Australia's battle with Elon Musk and X?

Analysis

X CEO Elon Musk mocked the eSafety Commissioner as "the Australian Censorship Commissar". (Britta Pedersen/Pool via AP, File)

Terry Flew • 1hr ago

The scams swindling the most money from Australians

Anna McGuinness

Australians aged 65 and over lost the most to investment scams in 2023 according to Scamwatch data. Picture by Shutterstock

Opinion

A powerful plan to get resources sector on board with solar boom

Scott Hamilton

Anthony Albanese, centre, announced a plan to spark more solar projects. Picture by Marina Neil

Opinion

Social media's destructive side more visible as its muscle grows

Michelle Grattan

Elon Musk. Picture Shutterstock

Opinion

The govt can properly fund its own cyber security for the first time

Marcus Thompson

Imagine an attack the scale of Optus or Medibank but targeting Medicare, Services Australia, the ATO, or even Defence? Picture Shutterstock

More Technology News

Elon Musk calls Senator Lambie 'enemy of the people of Australia'

Updated

Elon Musk has labelled Senator Jacqui Lambie an "enemy of the people of Australia" in a stoush over graphic footage on X. Pictures Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa and AAP Image/Lukas Coch

Anna McGuinness Dana Daniel

Chinese train tech blurring the lines on high-speed travel

Technology

Japan's Shikansen trains travel at up to 320 kmh. A Chinese prototype promises speeds of up to 4000 kmh. Photo Shutterstock

How do you tell the time on the moon?

Clocks themselves run slower on the Moon than Earth, due to less gravity. Picture by Gary Ramage

Brad Tucker

'Nudity protection': new Instagram tools tackling sextortion

The new nudity protection tool being rolled out by Meta on Instagram. Picture by Meta

Anna McGuinness

Optic breakthrough set to supercharge network speeds

The quest for faster, more efficient data transmission is not over. Photo Shutterstock

The chilling effect of social media snubbing political content

Opinion

Politics is just becoming too hard for Instagram and Threads. Picture Shutterstock

Tama Leaver

Governments must restore public services they helped destroy

Opinion

Toby Jones plays Alan Jones in the excellent 'Mr Bates vs The Post Office'. Picture supplied

Crispin Hull

If TikTok is banned in the US or Australia, how might the company - or China - respond?

Opinion

TikTok has seen tremendous growth in both its user base and advertising revenue. Picture Shutterstock

Marina Yue Zhang, Wanning Sun

Battery storage the next green energy frontier

Opinion

Keith Low had a BYD household storage battery installed in 2017. Picture by Marina Neal

James Curtis

Unions' faux support for female remote-work employees

Opinion

Small business has been getting smashed, but women are particularly at risk. Picture Shutterstock

Amanda Rose

Remember when radio stopped paying for music?

Opinion

Facebook has been paying millions of dollars to Australian news sites since the news media bargaining code began in 2021. Picture Shutterstock

Peter Martin

Implications of sharing car data can be life changing

The consequences of clicking 'agree' on our car's touchscreen can be far-reaching. Photo Shutterstock

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