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The Heart Breakfast team celebrated World Book Day on Thursday by dressing up as characters from the classic film, Mary Poppins, based on P.L. Travers’s book.
I saw the footage on Channel Nine – it showed Kyle Sandilands at his amazing house in Vaucluse. He’s been keeping pretty quiet there since they took him off his breakfast radio show, and it looks like he’s really laid low.
New research demonstrates how humanoid robots can learn to collaborate with humans during physically demanding tasks, maintaining balance and applying consistent force.
A new benchmark challenges Large Language Models to move past recalling existing facts and demonstrate genuine knowledge discovery in the life sciences.
A former contestant on The Apprentice is one of many celebrities who have moved to the UAE in recent years, attracted by the warm weather and the fact that there’s no income tax.
Strictly Come Dancing professional Dianne Buswell, 36, and her partner, influencer Joe Sugg, are expecting a baby boy – their first child together.
On March 4, 2026, Crossmint announced a strategic partnership with Western Union to support the rollout of USDPT, a U.S. dollar-denominated stablecoin issued on the Solana blockchain. This collaboration focuses on Western Union’s new Digital Asset Network, which aims to bridge digital assets with real-world cash access across a vast global footprint.
According to the ever-so-serious Versan Aljarrah, not a single blockchain is entirely safe from this quantum menace. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP-those grande dames of the crypto world-all rely on elliptic curve cryptography (ECC), a system as fragile as a debutante’s ego. It hides private keys while flaunting public ones, but a quantum computer could unravel it all faster than a Coward wit dissects a bore at dinner.
Block Blast remained the world’s most popular mobile game in February, racking up 24.3 million downloads. Although downloads were down slightly from the 28.1 million in January, it still held a significant lead over other games.
Rachel Weisz truly shines in this eight-part series – she’s the best part by far. Her performance as a distinguished college professor whose life begins to fall apart after becoming involved with a younger coworker is captivating. We see the entire story unfold through her eyes, and she brings a playful energy to the role that makes it truly special.