With its fox's face, tiger's stripes, kangaroo's pouch and exclusive existence on a small island, the Tasmanian tiger was a weird creature.

​The year-10 Sydney schoolgirl has created a biodegradable plastic with the strength of a prawn's shell and the flexibility of a spider's web.

The iPhone made Shazam a star, and now the app seems set to join Apple's stable.

On Saturday, the University of NSW announced a major leap: a new design for a quantum chip that should be relatively easy to mass produce.

Southern sky – I hope you're ready for your close-up. Thanks to a new interactive atlas, we can now travel the universe without ever leaving home.

Brand new properties stunned us with their fresh ideas, sequels were refined (or redefined), and more than one old series was brought back to relevance in 2017.

As NBN drops wholesale prices, real-world speed monitoring by Australian consumer watchdogs the ACCC and Choice magazine should ensure retailers don't drip feed us bandwidth and pocket the savings.

Apple customers seem to be opting for cheaper models of the iPhone, analyst research shows, suggesting that the company failed to cram enough new technologies into the iPhone X to justify the $1,579 price tag.

Advanced computer analysis identified two new planets around distant stars, including one that is part of the first star system with as many planets as Earth's solar system.

Cutting wholesale prices means it's still up to telcos to decide whether they'll offer cheaper plans.

It was just after midnight when Canberra photographer Ben Appleton arrived at the Lake George lookout, and almost pitch black.

It's been a great year of technology in the audio space, from wireless earbuds to smart speakers, and there are plenty of good options to go under the tree.

The most expensive is not always the best.

If you are beginning to worry about your investment and want to spend some coins to see how far they take you, you’re likely going to struggle to actually find a place where you can cash them in.

US investigator who quit the alien investigation department at the Pentagon has seen enough to say, 'we are not alone'.