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Silk Road black market online drugs site seized, FBI arrests owner 'Dread Pirate Roberts'

United States federal authorities have charged a man with running Silk Road, a popular online black market for drugs.

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Apple iOS 7 causes iMessage glitch

JAMES W MANNING 10:59am | Apple has conceded its new iOS 7 software caused a glitch that prevents users from sending messages through its iMessage service.

NSW ticket scalping laws come under fire

BEN GRUBB | New laws welcomed by Ticketek, Frontier Touring and slammed by web auction sites.

Website crowd-funds NBN FOI request

More than one hundred people are helping pay for an FOI concerning the briefing

LUCY BATTERSBY 8:30am | Australians are desperate enough for details about the National Broadband Network that they are willing to pay for it themselves.

Microsoft hands user data to Aussie government

9:29pm | Microsoft handed Australian government agents personal information about more than a thousand users in the first half of 2013, a transparency report reveals.

40,000 years old, and counting - Sorrento's giant wombat, the diprotodontid

ARTISTS IMPRESSION OF GIANT WOMBAT DIPROTODON.

BRIDIE SMITH 10:46pm | The fossilised skeleton of a giant marsupial the size of a small car has been found near Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula.

Future pitfalls in lives lived online

Thanks to technology, someone can know more about you than you know about yourself - or think they do.

Digital longevity raises new issues: one is that our former selves may live on beyond their real existence.

Rewired nerves allow man to control robotic leg using thoughts alone

2:32pm | A man missing his lower leg has gained precise control over a prosthetic limb just by thinking about moving it - all because his unused nerves were preserved during the amputation and rerouted to his thigh, where they can be used to communicate with a robotic leg.

iPhone 5s review: biometric innovation shows right touch

Anyone who reckons Apple has stopped innovating needs to put hands on the iPhone 5S.

KATIE CINCOTTA | Anyone who reckons Apple has stopped innovating needs to puts hands on the iPhone 5s.

iPhone 5s: dawn patrol for Apple hardcore

KATIE CINCOTTA | Time differences mean Australians had first crack at the new iPhone 5s.

Why Apple iOS7 is a luminous iBeacon

Clever guide: iBeacon could change daily life.

MACMAN | The true value at the new iPhone's heart is the software - iOS7, the new operating system.

Panasonic DMC-G6 camera review

IMAGING | The G6 is the entry into the serious micro four thirds category of camera.

I'll take mine RAW

IMAGING | If we want to get the best possible picture quality from our camera, we capture the image RAW.

Turntables: a spin back to old ways

SIGHT AND SOUND | Wandering through a electronics retailer recently, Rod Easdown saw something unusual.

What the monks really saw

Comet impact? The bright-rayed moon crater Giordano Bruno.

ASTRONOMY | Wham! Suddenly, something totally unexpected happens to the moon.

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