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2026-09-24 · The Sydney Morning Herald · Health

Five things to understand about how the OpenAI hack unfolded

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2026-09-30 · The Sydney Morning Herald · Economy/Business

‘Quite ill-prepared’: Shops scramble to meet new card surcharge ban

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2026-11-03 · The Sydney Morning Herald · Other

From fleecing fans to 25-hour washer-dryer cycle: Shonky’s top awards named

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2026-11-02 · The Sydney Morning Herald · Economy/Business

Rip Curl’s owner in takeover talks with US retail giant

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2026-10-31 · The Sydney Morning Herald · Crime & Law

‘Thanks for raiding us’: Inside the crackdown on underquoting

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2026-10-22 · The Sydney Morning Herald · Technology

‘It’s madness’: Safety fears prompt calls to bring back buttons on car dashboards

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2026-09-18 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 The spokesman noted that in the case of Playtech, Penrose has informed the company he will step down from the UK-based firm by 31 December. assertive

2026-09-24 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 AI bots do not have a human-like notion of intention and can therefore go to extreme lengths where a person would understand that hacking a government website was not a reasonable way of conducting research. assertive

2026-09-27 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 “I’m not a fashion-forward guy, I got into this because I’m a football fan, but we’ve stumbled into the fashion space now, and we’ve seen that these customers are willing to spend,” he says. assertive

2026-09-30 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 Some Australians will likely still encounter card payment surcharges at the checkout despite a ban on the practice coming into effect on Thursday as business lobby groups warn that many smaller shops, especially those run by migrants, are still in the dark on how the new payment rules work. assertive

2026-10-04 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 Tenants who rely on credit cards to pay their rent could soon be forced into arrears, advocates warn, after a major rental payment platform blocked the method of payment in response to a new ban on card surcharge fees. mixed

2026-10-07 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 The business community is stepping up its calls on the tax office to rethink its abrupt decision to stop accepting credit card payments, warning that entrepreneurs and smaller businesses that need cash flow flexibility will be hit the hardest. assertive

2026-10-10 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 Shoppers were 84 per cent more likely to want the shoes in the scented room, and willing to pay 10 per cent more. assertive

2026-10-15 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 If the product dripped onto the trouser, that’s where the reaction would occur … assertive

2026-10-16 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 Australians’ newfound love affair with electric engines may have been the dominant story of the car industry this year – with an EV sold every 100 seconds in the first six months – but the trend has also dramatically shaken up the dynamics of the used vehicle market. assertive

2026-10-22 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 Earlier this year, China announced it will require physical buttons for critical controls in new cars sold in the country. assertive

2026-10-31 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 They might not have sirens or carry guns, but when inspectors from the property taskforce come knocking on the doors of real estate agencies, they can be just as intimidating as police. assertive

2026-11-02 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 “There is no certainty at this time that this process will result in receipt of a binding proposal, or that any transaction will ultimately be consummated,” the statement said. assertive

2026-11-03 · The Sydney Morning Herald

🔮 “At a time when most consumers are doing it tough, you’d think that companies might give us all a break,” said CHOICE chief executive Monique Perry. mixed