
Selling your old laptop or phone? You might be handing over your data too
Youre about to recycle your laptop or your phone, so you delete all your photos and personal files. Maybe you even reset the device to factory settings. You probably think your sensitive data is now safe. But there is more...

3.5 million Australians experienced fraud last year. This could be avoided through 6 simple steps
About 14% of Australians experienced personal fraud last year. Of these, 2.1 million experienced credit card fraud, 675,300 were caught in a scam, 255,000 had their identities stolen and 433,000 were impersonated online....

Trump has Australia’s generic medicines in his sights. And no-one’s talking about it
While Australia was busy defending the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme against threats from the United States in recent weeks, another issue related to the supply and trade of medicines was flying under the radar. Buried on...

The left-behind men who crave pride, battle shame – and voted for Trump
Arlie Russell Hochschilds Strangers in their own Land, which explored the motivations and resentments of working-class conservatives in Louisiana, was named one of six books to help understand Donald Trumps win by the New...

At the start of this month, when denicotinisation would have been due to come into effect in Aotearoa New Zealand (had the government not repealed smokefree laws), Australia introduced innovative smokefree policies to...

What do medieval puzzles and the New York Times Connections have in common?
The New York Times Connections game asks players to categorise 16 words into four groups of four. For example, in one collection of 16, a category included blow, cat, gold and sword: these are all words that might come...

This Easter, check out which chocolate brands are most ethical
With the Easter weekend now around the corner, the sixth edition of the Global Chocolate Scorecard has just been released. This is an annual initiative produced by Be Slavery Free, in collaboration with two Australian...