Technology

Experts have warned women identified as ‘potentially lonely, widowed, or sometimes even recently divorced’ to be on the lookout.

It is the second straight failure this year for Elon Musk’s Mars rocket program.

Intuitive Machines said it was uncertain whether its Athena lander was upright near the moon’s south pole - or lying sideways like its first spacecraft from a year ago.

Shares in a US space startup have plunged almost 30 per cent after a second lunar module touched down on it’s side.

Two NASA astronauts who are stranded in space have cast doubt over the actions of politicians to save them in fresh comments made while they wait for a promised recuse.

The passenger list for Blue Origin’s upcoming rocket launch into space has been released, and it includes some big names. 

Tech giant Apple says it will roll out what it calls ‘age assurance’, allowing parents to input a child's age when setting up a child's account on apps.

The popular system used in millions of homes will be able to buy concert tickets, order groceries and run through recipes ... but it will come at a cost.

Intelligence chief Mike Burgess confirmed on Tuesday he had a “conversation” with Home Minister Tony Burke about his Chinese electric vehicle under Coalition questioning.

A major IVF provider has informed patients a cyber attack may have compromised their personal information, including medical records and treatments.

KATE EMERY: When kids are old enough to stop listening to their parents (and not yet old enough to start listening again), it’s their friends who’ll feed them social cues about right and wrong, or AI.

WATCH: US start-up Alef Aeronautics has shown the world a successful test of its electric flying car, with a future of flying vehicles now appearing much closer.

A WA MP has been given a lesson in cyber-security and handed a new phone after claiming he was hacked in December following a series of WhatsApp messages critical of Israel.

Australia’s online safety regulator has fined messaging platform Telegram almost $1 million after it took five months to respond to requests about terrorism and extremist material.

Future sabotage attempts on Australia’s critical infrastructure such as undersea cables could be ‘catastrophic’, the deputy chief of the parliament’s joint committee on intelligence and security has warned.