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The Repair Shop favourite Angelina Bakalarou has announced she is engaged to her long-term partner minutes into the show in a rare personal update. Over the years, the show’s resident paper ...

The ACT government will expand the use of electronic body scanners to the courts after their use saw a dramatic drop in the need to strip search prisoners. It comes after a court found Canberra's jail ...

A pair of e-commerce entrepreneurs who bought a number of well-known retail brands — including RadioShack, Modell's Sporting Goods and Pier 1 Imports — out of bankruptcy are accused of running a Ponzi ...

A pair of flashy e-commerce entrepreneurs who bought bankrupt retail giants — including Pier 1 Imports, RadioShack, and Modell’s Sporting Goods — have been accused of running a $112 million Ponzi ...

Oh, Radio Shack. What a beautiful place you once were, a commercial haven for those seeking RC cars, resistors, and universal remotes. Then, the downfall, as you veered away from your origins, only to ...

The SEC filed a lawsuit this week against the owners of RadioShack, alleging they ran a $112 million Ponzi scheme using the brand. Credit: Drew Angerer/Getty Images RadioShack. Modell's Sporting Goods ...

The Repair Shop chiefs have revealed that the beloved programme will make its comeback in October - leaving viewers absolutely delighted. The announcement was shared via the programme's official ...

New Zealand will have first use of a groundbreaking device that’s set to revolutionise concussion diagnosis for rugby players in the country. The world’s first portable brain scanner – known as the ...

The scanners display a ripeness reading on a screen and a line of advice for shoppers Tesco is trialling avocado ripeness scanners and fans of the fruit are divided over whether it is a shopping hack ...

OAKLAND — The Oakland Police Department plans to silence its radios this week, cutting off public access to real-time information that has been available to the public for decades. Beginning at 4 a.m.