Mobile phone plan costs tipped to soar amid 5G ban on Chinese companies
Australia’s decision to ban Chinese firms from the local rollout of 5G mobile networks will lead to more costly consumer phone plans, experts say. The […]
Month: August 2018
Fury as Sydney pub denies entry to woman with cerebral palsy
An inner west pub is in damage control after a woman with cerebral palsy was denied entry and allegedly belittled and mocked by security staff […]
Inside the train chaos and how a balloon shut parts of the system down
A balloon is being partially blamed for contributing to Sydney’s transport chaos as the Transport Minister sought to explain what exactly unfolded on Friday night […]
Rise of Troye Sivan: a global superstar on honesty, stardom and his own #metoo moment
Troye Sivan is playing therapist. For better or worse, he has found himself at the Fairfax offices on this bright winter morning consoling a journalist nursing […]
When coding wasn’t an option at school, Jasmine did something about it
Nine-year-old Jasmine Thoroughgood is an ambitious Australian schoolgirl for her age. “I really love coding,” she says confidently, referring to the computer language used to create […]
This algorithm says I’m aggressive, irresponsible and unattractive. But should we believe it?
On July 26 at 3.31pm I received my results for the equivalent of a psychometric test, only they were based not on hundreds of questions to […]