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A bank manager in South Korea has been caught after pulling off one of the more unusual fraud attempts in recent memory, replacing tens of thousands of dollars in real cash with colourful toy notes. The bizarre scheme saw more than 70 million won, roughly $67,000 AUD, siphoned out of a bank vault before colleagues noticed something was off. The incident took place at a small branch of the Saemaul Credit Union in the city of Gyeongju.

There’s a real thrill in hoisting the Jolly Roger, catching the wind in your digital sails, and charting a course for uncharted waters. The pirate fantasy has always been a perfect fit for video games, offering a natural blend of exploration, naval combat, and treasure hunting. With the launch of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, pirate fever is well and truly back on the agenda.

There’s something almost hypnotic about staring into a fire. Whether it’s a crackling campfire or a looping fireplace video, the effect is the same, your shoulders drop, your thoughts slow, and time seems to stretch out. Scientists say that reaction isn’t just about cosy vibes, it’s deeply wired into us. One major explanation comes down to evolution. For hundreds of thousands of years, fire meant survival. It provided warmth, kept predators away, and created a safe space for early humans to gather.

This week we’re giving you the chance to win a super cool, Nomad Traveller hat from Jacaru valued at $110. Being foldable or rollable, the Jacaru 1133 Roo Nomad Traveller hat is a must for any adventure. From the coastline to the deep red heart of Australia this hat knows how to travel. Made from 100% stonewash kangaroo leather you can pack this in your luggage and its memory wire will bring back its form. Hand Made in Australia.

Right now, you are probably staring at your computer setup. You likely have the standard black keyboard, uninspired plastic computer speakers, and wireless earbuds that look identical to everyone else’s. We spend a massive portion of our lives sitting at our desks, yet so many of us settle for gear that lacks any sort of personality.

Tasmania’s government’s encouraging applications from tourism businesses to access a share of $250,000 for installing electric vehicle charging ports. $2500 will be granted for each charger, with a maximum of four per business. Kim Robinson from Devonport accommodation business The Cove Tasmania switched to EV infrastructure with help from a previous government grant.

July 10, 2026 1:25 pm in by Doccy Darko 1985: Derryn Hinch media personality during a photo session in Melbourne. (Photo by Impressions Photography/Getty Images) Share Facebook TwitterLinkedIn Email The man universally known as the “Human Headline” has sadly signed off. Veteran Australian broadcaster Derryn Hinch has died at the age of 82. He reportedly passed away earlier this week following a battle with cancer, a diagnosis he received shortly after celebrating his 80th birthday.

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Around 100 TasNetworks customers are without power this morning, as crews undertake emergency work to repair a rotted pole in Olive street, Burnie. The outage is likely to keep those affected in the dark for most of the day, However TasNetworks spokesperson Rowan Dix is hopeful crews will be able to wrap up ahead of a 4pm schedule. A road closure is in place for Olive street as trucks and cranes are brought in, however residents will still have access. Article continues after this ad Advertisement

If you have ever found yourself in a karaoke booth after midnight, chances are you have attempted to hit the soaring, raspy notes of a Bonnie Tyler classic. Today, the music world is a little quieter. The Welsh powerhouse, born Gaynor Hopkins but known globally as Bonnie Tyler, has died at the age of 75. Her family and management confirmed the news via a heartbroken message to fans, announcing she passed away in a Portuguese hospital following complications from a recent illness.