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Around the corner from where we live in suburban Melbourne, there is a sign that reads ‘Fault Identified’. It is…

Shoppers have been urged to use them 'responsibly', but many fear some will use them nefariously.

A development agreement to replace the old Kmart on State Road with a complex called Copper Rocks apparently will be delayed for another month. The city’s Economic and Community Development Commission (ECDC) was schedule...

With some strollers costing thousands, these results are welcome news for parents.

Over 40-plus years, the Fond du Lac site on West Johnson Street transforms into The Commons at Forest Plaza with Boot Barn, Burlington and more.

Two budget buys stood out in our latest pram reviews, while others have safety issues.

Criticism of Kmart's 'pervert glasses'

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Washburn University Institute of Technology celebrated the opening of its new campus in north Topeka Monday morning. Local and state officials gathered at the new facility for the s…

A humble $20 home decor item from Kmart has sent shoppers into a frenzy, with the viral product completely selling out online as sleep-deprived Aussies hunt down a better night’s rest.

Kmart's viral $20 cherry lamp is sold out again, but the $20 Chilli Light is still in stock. Here's where to buy it.

It's not clear how Australia’s highly fragmented and out-of-date privacy laws apply to intrusive technologies such as camera glasses.

The attorney-general has tasked the privacy commissioner with examining the implications of smart glasses as community concern grows over their improper use.

Retailers face mounting pressure as privacy advocates warn the glasses could let shoppers film people covertly in public and private spaces.

At least one in three of Australia’s biggest 100 listed companies use AI in their recruitment. Here’s what it looks like.

At least one in three of Australia’s biggest 100 listed companies use AI in their recruitment. Here’s what it looks like.

At least one in three of Australia’s biggest 100 listed companies use AI in their recruitment. Here’s what it looks like.

At least one in three of Australia’s biggest 100 listed companies use AI in their recruitment. Here’s what it looks like.

A New Zealand couple has fought to uncover why customers were originally told the children’s product, on sale in Australia, was ‘low risk’