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ANDREW Chan’s older brother, Mich­ael, has flown from Australia to visit him in Bali’s Kerobokan prison.

Like the rocket ships Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are shovelling money into, the tech being prioritised by Silicon Valley’s billionaires isn’t designed to save us. It’s meant to save them.

After years of debate, University of NSW climate researchers have resolved data issues that not only reveal those "hot spots" to be there – but they are in fact warming some 10 per cent faster than modelling has predicted.

Furniture retailer announces company record profit in HY16 results.

The Pixel 2's superb camera makes it worth a look.

Fast food giant recruits 200 staff from tech-savvy companies to monitor customer experiences through social media.

Edgar Newman thinks it’s ‘ridiculous’ his $52,000 heart implant can cost $30,000 less in the public health system.

The clean-up has begun after a severe hailstorm on Thursday battered parts of NSW, making whole neighbourhoods look like snowfields.

Lightweight, but also strong and easy to work with, timber enables faster construction times.

Leading fashionistas leaving famous retail destinations, according to latest research.

CENTRAL bankers assumed an air of omnipotence during and after the global financial crisis because of their power to create and destroy money.

A resurgent US dollar will sink the Aussie in coming months, despite the chance of an RBA rate rise in early 2018, strategists predict.

A reflection on global retail trends.

Martin Place cleared as gunman holds up Sydney cafe.

Alexa can't dial your friends -- but Cortana will, thanks to this new smart speaker.

So everyone is shuffling around furiously swiping at their phones and bragging about their Vaporeon and you're just sitting here like "What's a Pokéball?"

Clive Palmer has denied being “involved intimately” in the decision to plunge Queensland Nickel into administration.

Sydney siege hostage Jarrod Morton-Hoffman tried to let police know what was happening from inside the Lindt cafe.

Plus Australia’s greatest Olympian talks for the first time about that photo at the Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.

More than 30 mayors and councillors across Australia say they are “exhausted by the immediate costs and challenges” of recent natural disasters and have written to the government calling for stronger climate action.

Toys ‘R’ Us, which once had nearly 50 stores across Australia, has been handed over to administrators again, seven years after the first time.

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LG's C7 has the best picture quality we've ever tested, and costs less than any other 2017 OLED TV but one.