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Melbourne's 'Thunderstorm Asthma' Caused 4 Deaths

A severe storm combined with an extreme pollen count caused 2,000 people in Melbourne to suffer breathing problems. "Thunderstorm Asthma", as the phenomenon is known, already caused 4 deaths.

FDA To Determine Whether Silicone Breast Implants Shoudl Return To Market

Women Had Breasts Removed After Breast Cancer Misdiagnosis

Two Australian women had their breasts removed after a pathologist from the Royal Darwin Hospital diagnosed them with breast cancer. It turned out that the diagnosis was wrong.

Facebook Messenger's New Feature "Rooms" To Roll Out Only In Selected Markets

The new feature will encourage people to have public conversations about certain topics.

Xbox One Beats PlayStation 4 As The Top-Selling Console In The US In October

Xbox One maintains its position for four consecutive months.

Despite Apple's Declining Revenue, Apple Pay Purchases Increased By 500 percent

It's not all bad news for Apple. Though its iPhone, iPad and Mac sales have declined, its service revenue has been promising.

IBM Apologizes For Australian Census Shutdown

IBM issues an apology to the Australian government after an alleged DDoS attack crippled the nation's census website.

iPhone 7 Apparently Exploded and Destroyed A Car in Australia

iPhone 7 Allegedly Explodes, Destroys Car In Australia

This situation might represent a major issue for Apple´s interest, considering the precedent of Samsung fiasco. Apple is already investigating the case.

UFO 2016: Footage Of Object '120 Times' Faster Than Airplane Released, Baffles Viewers

Footage of an unidentified aircraft has been released and it got people stirring, with the UFO apparently traveling at a speed well beyond the means of existing human technology.

InterDrone Conference For Commercial Drones Held In Las Vegas

Drones Will Be Used To Spot Sharks In Australian Beaches

Shark attacks have become one of the most delicate issues in Australia this year, since many people had suffered this terrible situation. If drones complete their mission effectively, this could be the beginning of a new era in which helicopters and patrols will no longer be used for this labors.