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Secret feature that lets you un-send an email

ACCIDENTALLY hit send too soon? Decided to send an angry message without waiting to cool down? Drunken emailing? Here’s how to fix it.

Bachelor contestant is a Bowen Basin mine worker

Cobie on the job at a Moranbah mine site and dressed up for a night on the town

You could see Bachelor contestant working at a Moranbah mine

More than 40 coal miners needed immediately

RBY Workstar are after more than 40 coal miners now.

Labour hire company looking for workers as job adverts increase

App can detect pedestrians and cyclist on collision course

Verita Stewart, semi-professional cyclist demonstrates V2P (Vehicle to pedestrian/cyclist) technology. Picture: Kelly Barnes/The Australian.

Driver app can detect pedestrians and cyclist on collision course

Mums and dads, tool firms stung in building firm collapse

Bloomer's difficulties had repercussions for many firms across Queensland, court records show.

Firms all over Qld affected by construction company collapse

'Walk before we fly': Landry on Rocky Airport expansion

An Atlas Air 747 on the tarmac at Rockhampton airport.

MP sees "huge potential” for exports and growth in council bid

Band of Bundy locals set up their own ISP

PROBLEM SOLVER: Luke Baker believes he can offer a better alternative to the internet providers currently serving Bargara.

Giving the NBN a run for money

Help your kids understand money

Our almost cashless society means there are fewer barriers to spending than ever before.

You no longer you need a purse full of coins to spend up at the shop

Money

OUR SAY: Let's stand up against electricity price rises

HANDS up who received a letter in the mail from their energy provider this month akin to a punch in the guts.

51% of trust income to wealthy

TIME TO FIX: The Austrtalia Institute executive direc tor Ben Oquist says with Australia facing a revenue crisis and trusts being used to avoid and minimise tax, "this is an area ripe for reform”.

Huge amounts of money are being washed through trusts.

Say goodbye to your PIN number

'Frictionless' transactions are the way of the future

Mayor takes aim at Adani nay-sayers, CQ protestors fire back

Chantelle James joined group of protesters concerned about Adanis mine, rail and port project.

VERBAL shots fired as peaceful protesters challenge Adani

The mistakes costing Rocky businesses big Adani bucks

Rockhampton Mayor Margaret Strelow shakes hands with Adani chairman Gautam Adani.

Mayor, industry leader's advice to cash in on mega-mine supply chain

ATO advises pull up tax socks, don't claim them

SOCK 'EM: The ATO reminds tax payers simply because they may wear an item to work does not mean it is tax deductible.

Don't be caught out with clothing claims this tax time

Superannuation is actually not that complicated

Anyone heading towards retirement should be interested in Paul Clitheroe's new book, Superannuation Made Simple.

Is superannuation too complex for the average person to understand?

Technology

Biggest testing rig in Australia unveiled in Rocky

Siemens prove size really does matter

iPhone alert: Why you need to update right now

“An attacker within range may be able to execute arbitrary code on the Wi-Fi chip,” Apple wrote on its blog.

Apple is urging iPhone owners to update their iOS immediately

Man with life-threatening disorder needs NBN: 'It's a joke'

The National Broadband Network has hit the halfway mark.

He doesn’t simply want the NBN, he needs it

Favourite program to be killed off

News.com.au spent at least 20 seconds on this heartfelt tribute to the dying computer program.

Internet laments as Microsoft indicates it is killing off Paint

Opinion

OPINION: Fixation with coal starting to look like socialism

HONESTLY, what is up with our politicians' preoccupation with coal?

God's right-hand man in CQ fires up on Aurizon move

UPSET: Bishop Michael McCarthy is not impressed with Aurizon's decision.

God's representative on earth is not happy with Aurizon's decision.

How to stop losing 'easy' sales

15/07/02 110966 Building industry, tradesmans toolbelt. Photo Brett Wortman / Sunshine Coast Daily

There are things you can do to stop losing easy sales

Madness that allowed foreign workers a foot in the door

Sparks fly as a sheet metal worker fabricates a piece of mining equipment at Mastermyne Engineering. Photo: Chris Ison / The Morning Bulletin

That is what the 457 visa program had become - a madness

Company tax cuts just one aspect

Government senators seem happy with themselves during a debate on the Company Tax Bill on March 31.

Are the benefits worth it in the long term?

Do you need an extra hand to grow your business?

Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce board member Sam Wright, Friday, January 27, 2017.

The road to success is tough

OPINION: Super changes to impact thousands

The government's changes to superannuation could potentially impact almost anyone currently contributing to or drawing from a superannuation account, such as those working and retired.

Do you understand how the new rules will affect you from July 1?

Games & Gadgets

National netball team to be called Samsung Diamonds

THE national netball team will be named the Samsung Diamonds as part of a naming rights deal announced by the electronics giant.

Samsung unveils Galaxy Book and Galaxy Tab S3 pricing

Samsung Galaxy Book

The ranges cater for both Android and Windows platforms

This iPhone keyboard hack is hugely satisfying

Best hidden features of iPhones revealed

iPhone camera's tiny hole explained

The iPhone 7 and larger 7 Plus both feature the small hole by the camera

That tiny hole has a pretty big role.