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Top Aussie influencers' shock salaries are exposed as it's revealed Tammy Hembrow can earn a yearly wage in just ONE post

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Hunter Talent, a management firm which represents some of Australia's biggest social media personalities, has shed a light on their wild social media earnings.

Tuesday, Jul 2

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Xbox Live is DOWN: Major outage blocks thousands of players from accessing online gaming profiles

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Xbox Live has been hit by a major outage, leaving thousands unable to sign-into their profiles. Users in the US, the UK and parts of Europe, Asia and South America are having issues.

Venmo was DOWN: Digital payment app hit with outage that plagued thousands of users

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Venmo was experiencing issues, leaving thousands of users unable to make digital transactions in the app. Users in the US, the UK and parts of Europe were experiencing issues.

The 10 tell-tale signs you'll run out of cash in retirement - And how you can turn it around now!

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Everyone has dreams of what they'll do when they retire. But millions are saving too little for the lifestyle they desire - and could run out of money.

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Chinese scientists create Frankenstein robot that has a HUMAN BRAIN

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Chinese scientists developed a human brain that can control a robot's motor functions. The pink blob is just a cosmetic representation of the brain and doesn't consist of the actual tissue.

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Bruised, bleeding, and wearing a diaper for SIX hours - the painful truth of what it's REALLY like to walk in space (and why it looks NOTHING like Sandra Bullock in Gravity)

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Cady Coleman spent 6 months on the International Space Station, and she says the experience left her covered in abrasions and missing several nails.

Tubi viewers left disappointed over 'bad' selection of shows - as free streaming service set to rival Netflix is launched in the UK

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On social media site X, one user called UK Tubi 'like the discount DVD section' of a rental store, while another said it is just 'not ready yet'.

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Incredible bionic leg is controlled by human thoughts - and makes it easier for amputees to climb up stairs

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Researchers from MIT have developed a new high-tech prosthetic controlled by human forts which allows patients to walk up to 40% faster using a more natural gait.

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Elon Musk hits out at Kamala Harris for 'lying' about major election issue as she's corrected by community notes on X

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Elon Musk humiliated Kamala Harris on his social media platform X Monday, confirming she lied about Donald Trump's position on a major election issue.

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Revealed: How top scientists now think you can 'catch' depression and anxiety like you would a cold - here's how you can protect yourself

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Could misery be contagious? There's no doubt that the number of Britons complaining of low mood and depression-like symptoms, such as sadness and feeling helpless, is spiralling.

Monday, Jul 1

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Apple to make major change to iPhone 16 camera - the first of its kind swap since 2013

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Apple leakers unearthed photos of iPhone 16 cases and iPhone 16 schematics suggesting that recent iPhone models' clunky diagonal camera systems may be a thing of the past.

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Enjoy a glass of wine? Thank the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs! Scientists say the extinction of the ancient reptiles paved the way for grapes to spread

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Without dinosaurs to trample on trees, vine plants such as grapes flourished, report scientists at the Field Museum in Chicago.

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Tour the Pillars of Creation! Incredible NASA video travels through trunks of interstellar gas and dust in a nebula 6,500 light-years away

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In this stunning animation, NASA lets the viewer wander through the trunks of the Pillars of Creation in a nebula 6,500 light years from Earth.

Sunday, Jun 30

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Were YOU guilty of eyebrow blindness? Horrified women share hilarious throwback photos showing off their wild looks

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When you look back on your previous eyebrow styles from years past, you may be thinking, 'What the heck was I doing?' Now, TikTok has come up with a name for that - and it's called 'eyebrow blindness.'

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Shh! Anti-agers no one but you need know about: Can a facelift really ever be pain-free?

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Beauty expert Inge van Lotringen recommends a great treatment for those looking for a facelift with minimal downtime.

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My six steps to mastering all-day summer beauty when you're 60+: HANNAH BETTS

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Plotting one's cosmetics for parties and picnics requires strategy, not least in midlife when heat is enemy number one. Still, there is hope, and help, to make your face keep going as long as you do.

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How you can keep your wealth out of Rachel Reeves' clutches if Labour win on Thursday... and where you will still be able to find investment opportunities: JEFF PRESTRIDGE

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While Sir Keir Starmer may already have his right foot firmly panted inside Number 10, don't expect a future under Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves to be the land of milk and honey that they promise.

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I make my own version of a Costa favourite for just 58p - it's so easy and saves me a fortune

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Taking to TikTok under their handle @majormumhacks, the user shared their twist on a popular snack from the coffee chain, which she said cost as little as 58p to make from scratch.

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New app is slammed for allowing users to 'creepily spy' on popular nightclubs across major city using 'hidden cameras'

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A new app has sparked extreme blowback after enabling users to 'creepily spy' on patrons at trendy nightclubs and bars across San Francisco.

Saturday, Jun 29

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DOUGLAS ROSS: The toxic SNP are on the ropes, but, on Thursday, only YOU can serve them the knockout blow...

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On Thursday, we have the chance to bury the toxic and divisive independence debate for good. The SNP are on the ropes - but only you, the electorate, can serve them that knockout blow.

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Will Smith debuts new track 'You Can Make It' featuring Sunday Service Choir and Fridayy ahead of BET Awards performance

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Nearly 20 years after his last album, Will Smith still knows how to get jiggy with it.

Friday, Jun 28

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How to see the 'parade of planets' in the night sky that will see three planets and the moon align

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The planets are lining up across the US for the second time this month. Stargazers will need to get up before dawn to view the planets and should watch in rural areas without any light pollution.

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Apple has a 'secret plan' to revolutionize its iPhone - and the update could launch this year

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Apple is developing a revolutionary secret plan that could change future iPhone models. A new report has suggested that the tech giant is likely to launch the update with the upcoming iPhone 16.

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The speed cameras that can catch drivers using a phone: Convictions soar 90% with hi-tech roadside devices now capable of snaring offenders

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There are at least 18 different types of speed camera being used across Britain. Three of these are can also detect other offences such as handling a phone. Find out how they work.

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Bill Gates hails AI as a 'wonderful' technology that can save humans from climate change and disease - but warns it needs to be used 'by people with good intent'

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Gates, one of the 10 richest humans in the world, said AI can save humans from climate change and disease - but offered a warning over its misuse.

Sixteen things that make your home look posh: From the right kind of cushions to the wrong type of bedding, property experts take their pick

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Money can't buy you love. And when it comes to the contents of your home, it can't buy proof that you're posh either.

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Astronauts aboard the ISS are forced to take cover after a defunct Russian satellite broke up in orbit - scattering more than 100 bits of debris towards the space station

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US space agencies said Russia's 'Resurs-P1' spacecraft broke up into at least 100 pieces of debris at around 10:00 MT (16:00 BST) on Wednesday.

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How Aussies can get cash back on their tax return by buying a new vehicle or ute: Here are all the expenses you can claim

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A tradie buying a $100,000 ute can claim it on tax without having to worry about a price limit. Here's how you can claim a car or a workhorse if you run a business in Australia.

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Hyundai Inster will be its smallest EV yet with an affordable price tag and clever party trick in its cabin

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One of the biggest complaints about electric vehicles is their inflated price tags. But the Hyundai Inster is one of a recent bunch of 'affordable' small electric cars coming to market.