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9 great reads from CNET this week We explain what NFTs are and how they might soon be a part of your online experience. Plus: Getting a COVID-19 vaccine, wearing Microsoft's HoloLens 2 and riding a Harley e-bike. Listen - 02:25 As if technology terms weren't already inscrutable enough, now we have to deal with "nonfungible." Or, since tech speak thrives on abbreviations: NFT, short for "nonfungible tokens." They're a hot commodity right now, so it's time for us all to dig a little deeper. A good starting point is Rich Nieva's look at NFTs, and speci...

Australian farmers are set to reap a record $66 billion for their produce this year despite disruption from the COVID-19 pandemic and trade disputes with China. New figures from the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) show that average farm incomes have risen 18 per cent, to $184,000 per farm. The agriculture sector in 2020-2021 will deliver a $5 billion increase on Australian farming's previous record year in 2016-2017. READ MORE: Australian grain farmers have enjoyed a huge harvest season during 2020-2021.(AAP) A huge grain harvest and decent weat...

Once in a lifetime pink flowers emerge from burnt landscapes We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A sea of colour has swept across wide swaths of the Blue Mountains just a year on from the huge bushfires as long-dormant pink flannel flowers spring to life. The flowers, known as bushfire ephemerals because their seeds only germinate after fire, are blooming in formerly burnt landscapes from Katoomba to Lithgow and north to Newnes. Lots to choose from: A bee lands on a pink flannel flower (Actinotus forsythii) near ...

77459 "I believe the focus should be on changing attitudes," Senator McCarthy told Today. "We have so much to do in our country that we can do and should be doing, and I would like to see a lot more energy into changing the attitudes of towards not only first nations people but how we can work together going forward on 26th January." Northern Territory senator Malarndirri McCarthy speaks about the debate to change the date of Australia Day.(Nine News/Today) The date change debate had "escalated into a much more frenzied sort of discussion" in recent years, she...

Heatwave conditions, dangerous surf and the Australia Day long weekend are combining to create a recipe for...