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Wildfire Season Peak Prompts Rogers to Offer Free Satellite Service Across B.C.

With wildfires impacting areas of British Columbia, the Province recently declared a state of emergency. In response, Rogers Communications confirmed that it has opened up its Rogers Satellite service free province-wide for all wireless customers. “We’re committed to helping British Columbians...

Listed VC Bailador survives the SAASpocalypse with PropHero as its FY26 lucky charm

ASX-listed venture fund Bailador Technology Investments posted a flatter FY26 result after tech valuation jitters around AI tarnished otherwise strong growth across its startup portfolio. Shareholders score fully franked final dividend of 3.5 cents a share – in line with...

The relationship rules that matter are quieter than the usual list: research on couples points to two, never read the worst intent into a...

Lists of the relationship rules couples should never break tend toward the ceremonial: never go to bed angry, always kiss goodbye, keep date night sacred. The research on what actually predicts whether couples thrive or come apart points at...

Fleetwood Mac’s “Rumours” became one of the best-selling albums in history while all five band members were actively breaking up — and the heartbreaking...

In early 1976, Fleetwood Mac walked into a studio in Sausalito, California to record the follow-up to the album that had just made them one of the biggest bands in America. There was only one problem: every romantic relationship...

“Every Breath You Take” gets played at weddings all over the world — but Sting says it’s not a love song at all, it’s...

Somewhere in the world this weekend, a newly married couple will sway through their first dance while a voice croons “every breath you take, every move you make… I’ll be watching you.” Their guests will dab their eyes. The...

Angela Duckworth found an intriguing pattern among elite university students: those with higher SAT scores tended to report slightly less grit, while grittier students...

A student can be extremely capable and still struggle to follow a difficult goal for years. Another can be less dazzling on a standardised test yet keep returning to the work long after the novelty has disappeared. Intelligence and...

New laws in NSW should make e-bikes less annoying on footpaths

NSW has introduced Australia’s first statewide laws, starting today, to regulate shared e-bike operators, and end the decade-long share bike free-for-all that cluttered footpaths and blocked pedestrians. The likes of Uber-backed Lime now need approval from Transport for NSW,...

Latest Offering from Unbounce Reflects ‘Shift in How Marketers Use AI’

Unbounce has launched a Model Context Protocol Server, the Vancouver-born innovator announced this month. The company’s mission is helping marketers build perfect landing pages that keep visitors focused on specific things for maximum return on a campaign investment. The new MCP...

Veteran agtech Farmbot digs up $22 million Series B for US push

The round for the farmland remote water and asset monitoring platform for livestock farms was led by Lewis & Clark Partners, with participation from Fulcrum Global Capital, Builders VC, Level VC, Meat & Livestock Australia’s Cultiv8 Livestock Technology Fund,...

6 startups score $13.5 million from biotech grants fund CUREator+

The six, from three state, are: Aleris Therapeutics (Vic), Frontier Inflammasome Therapeutics (Qld), Luma Bio (Vic), Navier Medical (WA), Neurotologix (WA) and WeGuide (Vic). They span inflammatory disease, cancer, cardiovascular disease, neurological disorders and AI-enabled digital health.  CUREator+, run...
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2026 Aston Martin DBX S

Already a bona fide super ute, we wondered how much more “super” the Aston Martin DBX could get. We’ll...
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