Friday, October 14, 2016

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and Donald Trump: Train Wreck of a Campaign and other top stories.

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and Donald Trump: Train Wreck of a Campaign

    Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and Donald Trump: Train Wreck of a Campaign
    Apologies up front for bringing politics here, but over the past 24 hours or so, my Twitter timeline is filled with Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and Donald Trump, both for all the bad reasons. Donald Trump is caught (yet again) for his misogynist talks and crude sex talk, while yet another “replaced” Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has caught fire in the US. And I’ve no clue why either of them are still persisting with their campaigns. I’m no expert in Political commentary, and I wouldn’t like to get my hands ..
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  • Former Shark Bay sheep station becomes conservation treasure trove

    Former Shark Bay sheep station becomes conservation treasure trove
    Former Shark Bay sheep station becomes conservation treasure trove By David Weber and Christopher Lewis Updated October 09, 2016 12:36:38 A former sheep station in Western Australia has become an internationally important conservation reserve, housing rare and threatened species as well as a huge range of stromatolites.Hamelin Station, on the edge of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, stretches across more than 200,000 hectares and plays host to a range of endange..
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  • Driverless bus a weirdly normal experience

    Driverless bus a weirdly normal experience
    Angus LivingstonAustralian Associated PressIs it weird sitting in a driverless shuttle bus as it slowly drives you along a Melbourne road?No. In fact it's almost unsettling how quickly normal it seems.The Transdev shuttle humming through Albert Park on Sunday is already in full use in Europe, moving at a top speed of 40km/h.If you've ever been a passenger in a bus or even in a theme park ride, the experience is similar.There's an emergency stop button and an automated ramp that slides out when n..
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  • Native animals reintroduced to WA island

    Native animals reintroduced to WA island
    Lisa RobinsonAustralian Associated PressTen locally extinct mammal species and one bird species will be reintroduced to an historic island off the coast of Western Australia as part of an ecological restoration project.Dirk Hartog Island off the Gascoyne coast was the site of WA's first recorded European landing by the eponymous Dutch explorer in 1616.WA Environment Minister Albert Jacob said grazing by sheep and goats and predation by feral cats had a big impact on the island's habitat and nati..
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  • 10 reasons why I preordered the Google Pixel phone

    10 reasons why I preordered the Google Pixel phone
    I really liked the Google Pixel phone when I tried it out the other day. I gave it some thought, and then, two days later, I logged on to the Google Store and pre-ordered one. At $649, it’s on the high end for a Google phone, right up there with the iPhone 7 and the Samsung Galaxy S7. Only the Nexus 6 of 2014 cost as much from the get-go. For the sake of comparison, the Nexus 5 started at $349 in 2013, while last year’s Nexus 5X cost $399, and the Nexus 6P cost $499. So the question is whether..
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  • Drones to monitor sharks at WA beaches

    Drones to monitor sharks at WA beaches
    Australian Associated PressDrones will be used at West Australian beaches in a three-month trial to monitor shark activity and potentially spot other dangers such as rips and schools of bait fish, which attract the predators.Under the plan, $88,000 will be provided for four small drones equipped with a high-definition camera to stream live pictures back to Surf Life Saving WA operators at some metropolitan and regional beaches.Fisheries Minister Joe Francis said the trial was part of the state g..
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Port Hedland locals feast on Pilbara property wreckage .Brisbane Roar attacker Dimitri Petratos in doubt for A-League opener with ankle injury .
NSW weather: Evacuation order for Condobolin as Lachlan River flood moves downstream .Scientists discover vast reef behind Great Barrier Reef .

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