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Australia's Asia spy network exposed

Australia's spy agency is using embassies to intercept calls and data in neighbouring countries.

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NSA secretly taps Google, Yahoo!

11:31am | Edward Snowden's files show the NSA has positioned itself to collect from hundreds of millions of users via Yahoo! and Google data centres.

NBN rollout hits asbestos hurdle

Snag: Construction of the NBN has stalled.

LUCY BATTERSBY 9:34am | The NBN has stalled due to the change in government policy and a backlog of work caused by Telstra's asbestos remediation program.

Apple iPad Air, OS X Mavericks review

Because the Air is considerably lighter than its predecessors, we're more comfortable in bed; always a good thing.

MACMAN | Ten days into my marriage with the iPad Air, the euphoria of the honeymoon remains.

Planet Kepler-78b is just like Earth, but 2000 degrees hotter

This artist's rendering provided by the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics on Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013 shows the planet Kepler-78b, foreground, orbiting less than one million miles from its sun. Astrophysicists reported Wednesday in the journal Nature that the exoplanet appears to be made of rock and iron just like Earth. (AP Photo/Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, David A. Aguilar)

9:39am | An Earth-sized planet far beyond our Solar System has been found to have a similar mass to our planet, say researchers engaged in the hunt for other habitable worlds.

Statistician Terry Speed awarded PM's Prize for Science for work in bioinformatics

Mathemetician Terry Speed in his office at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research.

NICKY PHILLIPS 5:53pm | Their research topics couldn't be more distinct - one study's plants; the other, particles - but a pair of Sydney scientists now have something in common, they are recipients of two of the country's most prestigious science awards, the Prime Minister's Prizes for Science.

From Russia with bugs

6:02am | Russia denies G20 gifts of phone chargers and USBs could be used for spying

Sizing up small TVs

SIGHT AND SOUND | If the idea of a television doubling as a computer monitor appeals to you, bear these things in mind.

IT boost for country Victoria

Rural matters: Telco service provider Richard Monty says inadequate infrastructure is a problem.

Andrew Masterson | There's a butcher in Boort who boosts his bacon through Instagram.

Nokia Lumia 1020 PH/CAM review

IMAGING | The camera in this phone is revolutionary but there is a shortage of apps for the system.

Sony a7R camera is one for the wish-list

IMAGING | The handsome Sony a7R can pretty much be summed up in one word: Wow! We want one.

Asus Transformer Trio: some heavy hardware

The Asus Transformer Book Trio can change between a laptop, a tablet and a desktop PC.

KATIE CINCOTTA | Asus's new Transformer Book Trio can change between a laptop, a tablet and a desktop PC.

Naked-eye peek at monster's lair black hole

Reddish gas loops flank the sides of the super massive black hole known as Sgr A.

ASTRONOMY | We need to use a better term to describe this black hole - a 'super-massive black hole'.

Facebook smashes revenue targets

10:57am | Facebook has posted strong growth in its mobile advertising business but rattled investors after saying it doesn't plan to increase ads.

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