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My website is ninety-two percent not ready for AI agents

Dust busters will be needed to keep Moon bases free of dust

Tom Rothman calls on cinemas to screen films, not trailers and ads

Hampshire College, a liberal arts university, to close

Mark Zuckerberg will exist as the forever Meta CEO as an AI clone

No basic income for Australian artists, but some writers can live in reduced rent accommodation

Summers starting sooner, becoming longer and hotter, in many places

AI must be integrated into everything because it is AI

The Titanic Story of Evelyn, a biography by Lisa Wilkinson

Artemis II returns safely to Earth despite heat shield concerns

Hacker News: built on more than good software

Say nothing to Houston: decades old bug found in Apollo guidance system code

The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist, a documentary by Daniel Roher, Charlie Tyrell

Forget artificial intelligence, aliens may usurp humanity instead

The Indie Internet Index, another new directory of independent websites

Yahoo, cornerstone of pre-2000 old web, is bouncing back

Long term, moderate, coffee consumption might lower dementia risk

Blogosphere: an algorithm free blog post aggregator

Britons social media use declines, but not because they now write blogs

Fears the Artemis II heat shield may not be safe

Australia facing an AI led job ‘wipe out’ that no one is prepared for

Stephen Colbert overshadows The Lord of the Rings Shadow of the Past sequel

Over hiring, not AI, behind recent tech industry redundancies

US court finds Meta, Google, failed to warn users of the dangers of their platforms

Do you enjoy forty-nine megabytes of extraneous data with your news?

Talk the talk but cannot circle back and walk the walk

Twitter, the upstart social media platform that stunted the growth, and more, of the web

The 2026 Oscars: the end of Hollywood, and film, as we know them?

AI spam, the latter day internet, force digg.com offline for now

Has the true identity of British street artist Banksy been revealed or not?

Buzzfeed facing bankruptcy after AI gamble unravels

No sign of extraterrestrial life? Blame it on bad space weather

Font Awesome cans renaming plans for Eleventy static site generator

The longlist for the 2026 Stella Prize literary award

Get listed in the 2026 Internet Phone Book

If flip-phones can make a comeback, can Flash do the same?

Hell hath no fury like an AI agent scorned

The Rot, by Evelyn Araluen, wins 2026 Victorian Prize for Literature

Climate change may render Iceland uninhabitable in a century

AI to micromanage fast food restaurant workers

AI powered traffic cameras enforce road laws with an iron fist

Toxic people, or hasslers, reduce life expectancy of those around them

A day in the life of a world without an internet

New AI tool intends to streamline using WordPress.com blogs

Problematic Instagram use: redefining the nature of addiction

Vision loss in some people is being attributed to their tattoos

Meanjin magazine given reprieve by Queensland University of Technology

Linux Mint developers mull longer release cycles

Those thinking AI will reduce their workloads might be mistaken

Elon Musk says a city-size Moon base could be built in ten years

Creative Australia opens applications for a National Poet Laureate

Statcounter eliminates bot visits from their web analytics

Artemis astronauts take smartphones to the Moon, Instagram goes interplanetary (sort of)

I, for one, welcome our new AI agent employer overlords

Heatwaves impact daytime spending habits of Australian consumers

Mozilla is forming a ‘rebel alliance’ to take on the AI heavyweights

The Devil Wears Prada 2 trailer, am I having a hallucination?

Substack reportedly asking Australian users to verify their age

Coming soon to Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp: subscription content

Hal had feelings in 2001: A Space Odyssey, does AI in 2026?

Influencers, content creators, taking centre court at Australian Open

Olivia Dean tops 2025 Triple J Hottest 100 countdown

Blogs are Back: easily follow website and blog RSS feeds with one-click

OpenAI rolling out age prediction system, but how accurate is it?

Threads surges ahead of X/Twitter among mobile device users

The highs and lows of publishing contributor dependent websites

Nearly five million Australian social media accounts deactivated after ban

digg.com two-point-zero officially relaunches

SXSW Sydney cancels 2026 event, leaves Australia

Adelaide Writers’ Week on the brink following author boycotts

Markdown does not belong to John Gruber, it belongs to everyone

Much of Australia presently in the grip of a heatwave

The more personal websites there are, the better the web will be

Large Language Models and Artificial Intelligence in 2025

Adam Mosseri: the old, personal, Instagram feed is dead

Write more, about anything, on a personal website, not social media

Melbourne Ashes fourth test pitch judged unsatisfactory by ICC

Otroverts have websites called disassociated, are like Albert Einstein

The COVID, AI, triggered cultural vibe shift we did not see coming

Are you a ‘small i’ indie web, or ‘capital I’ IndieWeb, publisher?

Some Australian cafes adopt automatic tipping as costs keep rising

Hollywood creative group seeks responsible use of AI in filmmaking

Jarrod Grech paints mural of Ahmed Al Ahmed, who disarmed a Bondi Beach shooter

Firefox will give users the option to disable AI features

Users may have to pay to post links on Facebook pages. Time to get a website

X moves to head-off claim on ‘abandoned’ Twitter branding

Former police officer warned of potential Bondi Beach mass shooting ten years ago

Mastodon members prefer Linux operating systems

Copywriters who lost work to AI tell their stories

Australian gun laws set to be tightened following Bondi Beach shooting

Reddit: the Australian social media ban is unconstitutional, in a way

EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, with 2001: A Space Odyssey vibes

Numerous people killed in terrorist incident at Bondi Beach Australia

X has abandoned the Twitter brand, Operation Bluebird wants to own it

Australian social media ban, day one: so far I have not been carded

The Australian social media ban is also a ban on education

Rage bait named word of 2025 by Oxford University Press

The Australian social media ban may not achieve much

What happened to Problogger and Darren Rowse?

Spotify listeners shun Australian music says Wrapped 2025

Universe to astronomers: I am stranger than you imagine

Neocities, Nekoweb, bringing back the weird personal websites

Bad design trends: hotel rooms without bathroom doors

Sally Rooney books may be withdrawn from sale in UK bookshops

Dave Winer: to comment on a blog you need to have a blog

Blogosphere sightings: handwritten content, ceaseless curiosity, and a niche blog

AI slop named word of 2025 by Macquarie Dictionary

Linux distribution Zorin OS downloads surge as Windows 10 support ends

Sam Altman, Jony Ive, tease arrival of their AI device

Feeds and algorithms have freed us from personal websites

Esoteric, speciality, niche blogs closing down, not being replaced

Niche blogs are just too weird, their presence cannot be tolerated

Verify the age of adult websites users via their device operating system

Personal blogs are back, should niche blogs be next?

ChatGPT to remove em-dashes from AI generated output if asked

Read a chapter of a book daily in your RSS reader

Children’s Booker Prize hopes to encourage younger people to read more books

Twenty-five must visit cinemas across Australia

‘AI Window’ lets Firefox users opt-in to Mozilla AI browser

Curiosity-driven blogging: try doing that on TikTok or Instagram

Meta to phase out Share to, Like on, Facebook social plugins

Two numerals, six seven, are the dictonary.com word of 2025

alive internet theory, bringing the dead internet back to life

Star Trek reboot, Kelvin timeline, movie series cancelled

The Rot, new work by Evelyn Araluen, Australian poet

Non-existent but realistic looking Australian phone numbers for film and TV

Too complicated for algorithms: the universe cannot be a simulation

Sydney’s Writers’ Walk to become longer, celebrate other artists

Average at Best, a memoir by Astrid Jorgensen, Pub Choir founder

AI information summaries eating away at Wikipedia reader base

ChatGPT Atlas browser: the greatest thing since tabs in Firefox

Ethan Hawke discusses forty years of film work

Blogs, a lot of them, millions of them, as agents for change

The Transformations, a new novel by Australian author Andrew Pippos

Vale William Munro, AKA Billy Wiz, Bondi Junction personality

Authors claim Salesforce used their novels to train AI agents

Eight out of ten coffee drinkers prefer instant over drip

Tasma Walton, Robbie Arnott, jointly win ARA Historical Novel Prize

Every blog has a yelling dumbass reader

Socialising leads to longer life, but what about introverts?

Vale Diane Keaton, star of Annie Hall, First Wives Club, and many more

ISP customer hompages lists, the first web directories of the early web

Robotic self-driving vehicles a threat to gig-economy food delivery work

NASA plans to send four people around the Moon in 2026

In the end days of Windows 10, Windows 7 enjoys a resurgence

Vale Patricia Routledge: Mrs Bucket has left the building

Trailer for One More Shot, a time travel comedy by Nicholas Clifford, with Emily Browning

Michelle de Kretser, Rick Morton, among 2025 Prime Minister’s Literary Award winners

Windows 10 support extended free for some users but only delays inevitable

A loophole for surviving the heat-death of the universe, or a noose?

Comment spammers use AI in another assault on bloggers

Tim Berners-Lee: the web needs to return to its roots

V Sagittae nova might outshine Antares, Betelgeuse supernovas

Time Alone, a short horror film by Rod Blackhurst

Microsoft to pay some publishers for content used by AI agents

Answer engines: a new challenge for content writers, bloggers

Download your TypePad blog and post the content to a new website

Subscribe Openly, and (almost) one-click RSS feed subscriptions

The Sydney Science Fiction Film Festival, 3-5 October 2025

Online freelance marketplace Fiverr aspires to be an ‘AI-first’ company

Australian social media age verification laws: you might need to prove your age

The last days of social media, or wishful thinking?

Death by a thousand cuts: the AI scraper indexing one blog post at a time

Climate change making El Nino and La Nina harder to forecast