We've got nine long days to wait until the sequel to the BBC's spectacular 2001 nature documentary, Blue Planet, airs on October 29 in the UK. Fortunately, the BBC has blessed us with a second trailer for Planet Earth II, which looks like it will make even the most extravagant Hollywood blockbusters pale in comparison.

In the 1950s and '60s, two-tone paint schemes were a common sight on everything from family station wagons to muscle cars. According to a report by Automotive News, that trend is on its way back to the mainstream.

The soundtrack to Thor: Ragnarok has hit streaming sites a week before the release of the film, and it's worth a listen. Time to get into a cosmic end-of-the-world state of mind.

Well isn't this a nice Sunday evening surprise. I'm sitting at my computer, catching up on emails and getting ready to cook dinner, when lo and behold Porsche pops in to say "Look at this, it's the lightest new 911 you can buy right now!" Meet the 2018 Porsche 911 Carrera T.

Georgia State Rep Betty Price - spouse of former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, who recently left his role in Donald Trump's administration after taking a few too many taxpayer-funded charter flights - casually asked a state epidemiologist whether it would be more cost-effective to just force HIV-positive people into quarantine.

The Handmaid's Tale depicts a world where female autonomy is banned, hemmed in by a hateful, sexist theocracy. But what if the target if that regime was a little different?

Complaints about the NBN involving connection delays, unusable internet or landlines and slow internet speed are on the rise. Most Australians will be forced to move onto the NBN within 18 months of it being switched on in their area, and that means navigating what can be confusing new contracts.

So, what are your rights regarding landline and internet connections?

Under Armour's latest shoes are moulded closely to your feet, but aren't chunky and heavy despite being built for distance running on hard asphalt terrain. They've got cushioning where it matters, but lightweight uppers -- and this wasn't something I cared about in the slightest until I actually wore them.

Welcome back to Toy Aisle, our round up of all the delightful toys hurtling around the internet demanding our attention this week. This time, everything is giant! (Except for the very tiny lightsaber remote!) But apart from that, if you want large robots, large dinosaurs, and large Jason Momoas, we've got the toys for you.

A long time ago, David Fincher was in the running to direct The Force Awakens, a job that eventually went to JJ Abrams. As it turns out, Fincher avoided the galaxy far, far away for a good reason.

Google is planning to roll out a new system in which it helps news publishers zero in on potential subscribers in exchange for a revenue split - but the search giant says the feature is not anywhere near release.

You've seen the horror heavy-hitters, like Halloween, The Shining, and The Exorcist. You've also seen the most-beloved cult horror flicks, like Evil Dead 2 and Re-Animator. Now, peel away one more layer and unearth some obscure horror gems that are primed to infect your nightmares with fresh terrors.

The ACCC has just announced its decision not to declare Australia's mobile networks when it comes to regional roaming -- meaning that if you're travelling around the country and your carrier's mobile signal dies, your phone won't roam onto a competitor's network.

Between 2011 and 2015 Volkswagen installed (but didn't tell anyone about) "defeat" software, which controlled the exhaust gas recirculation system - meaning the cars produced lower nitrogen oxide emissions in a lab test than they did in the real world.

Now with a damning report from the Australian Automobile Association revealing vehicles producing up to seven times the legal limit of some noxious emissions, experts are lobbying for a full-time switch to real-world testing.

Earlier this year a lone Ghost Ship haunted Sydney harbour. An aquatic wraith of doom. A visual feast sent to turn our blood as ice-cold as the murky waters it sailed upon.

Well, not really. It was an illusion. But one so cool that we created a video to explore the tech behind the magic.

The brand, shiny new powered-by-Roku Telstra TV is here (well, on October 31, anyway) - combining subscription TV and on-demand streaming with free-to-air, which we all definitely still watch.

Telstra is boasting the upgraded device (which will cost $192 outright or with the $99 bundle like it's predecessor), will be the country's very first live TV, catch-up and on-demand search function.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been reprimanded by one of the world's most respected internet security professionals for his comments on encryption, and for his push to force tech companies to allow police access to encrypted communications, which critics say will not be possible to implement.

The federal government’s new National Energy Guarantee (NEG) proposal looks likely to put the brakes on renewable energy investment in Australia. And based on the sparse detail so far available, there are serious questions about whether the plan really can deliver on its aims of reliability, emissions reductions and lower prices.

On an episode of Pawn Stars, which airs on the History Channel for some reason, the starring pawn proprietors got a chance to check out some amazing pieces from the 1978 Superman film. But they weren't all that impressed.