The personal data of thousands of people has been stolen after the Victorian Environmental Protection Authority's (EPA) external contact centre was hacked.
The number of sexual assaults reported to police has risen for the 12th straight year, pushing the rate of victim-survivors up to a level never recorded in Australia before.
The population could almost double by the early 2070s and will age significantly over that time, according to new projections from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Australians rely on underwater cables to connect us to the internet, but most people have never seen the span of the network or how it works, until now.
Designed to work in tune with the company's $5 a day roaming option, Vodafone's new in-flight roaming allows you to turn your phone off flight or airplane mode when you reach cruising altitude.
Australians have access to one of the most powerful passports in the world, according to the latest instalment of one of the most authoritative ranking systems.
Previously, links had been drawn between creative hobbies like crafting and painting to a reduced risk - about 7 per cent - but according to the research, other, more challenging activities could be even more effective.
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data shows 315,705 babies were born while many were going in and out of lockdown in 2021, which is an increase of 20,000 babies (6.7 per cent) from 2020.
Latitude's woes could become even costlier after being hit with a $1 million lawsuit by a former mayoral candidate who says the firm's negligence meant his personal details were shared on the dark web.
A new interactive map has launched online unveiling Australia's major hotspots for shark attacks, with two states in particular emerging as danger zones.
The European Union slapped Meta with a record $1.95 billion privacy fine and ordered it to stop transferring users' personal information across the Atlantic by October.
Less than one per cent of available rental properties across the country are affordable for a person working on a minimum wage, a "shocking" new report has revealed.
Latitude Financial Services has been slammed for holding on to historic data and a "she'll be right" attitude after the company was hit by a major data breach.
Millions of Australians have had their data compromised in recent major cyber attacks and while the crime may be committed virtually, it can have very real consequences for victims.