Mark Furler
Digital Editor at News Corp
Mark Furler is the national digital editor for News Corp's regional and community titles. Views expressed here are his own.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
news.com.au | Mark Furler
There’s something nice about watching a movie on a giant screen in the great outdoors. Gathered together with family and friends, a picnic blanket, a few camping chairs, a glass of wine or a beer and a picture the whole family can watch, it’s a good way to spend a couple of hours. We have good friends who make a habit of having a movie in the backyard. They bring out the projector, pin up a white sheet and plug in a bluetooth speaker and enjoy the experience together.
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1 month ago |
news.com.au | Mark Furler
It’s probably not what it’s designed for, but there’s something nice about being able to keep track of your teenager’s comings and goings. My youngest son, who is training to be a paramedic, is in and out of the house at all hours. Whether it’s off to the gym for a workout, going to university, heading off to work, zipping out for a run, and going out with friends, the teenager is always on the move. Bunkered down in my home office, sometimes I don’t know whether he’s home or not.
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2 months ago |
news.com.au | Mark Furler
Imagine being at a meeting and you get a notification on your phone that your fridge door is open. With no one meant to be home, you wonder whether the pooch is somehow trying to raid the leftover chicken. From your phone you send your smart robotic vacuum cleaner with a camera on patrol to actually find your son has returned home from uni early. Welcome to the world of the smart home, where your fridge can scan items as you load them in and you can put a use-by date to minimise food wastage.
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2 months ago |
couriermail.com.au | Matt Collins |Mark Furler
When Sam Childers was a hired gun for drug dealers he feared dying over something stupid. A heroin addict at 15, he had quit school, moved out of home and ended up selling hard drugs on a large scale before becoming an enforcer. After almost getting killed in a really bad bar fight in his 20s, he knew had to change his life.
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Mar 28, 2025 |
couriermail.com.au | Mark Furler |Iwan Jones |Andrew Hedgman |Andreas Nicola
The Sunshine Coast has been swamped by almost 140mm of rain with roads cuts, rescues carried out, and waterways raging. More than 130 road closures were listed on the Sunshine Coast Council’s disaster hub on Saturday afternoon including 85 local roads. Across Qld, there had been 204 requests for help from SES with most of the jobs structural, followed by flooding and trees down. There were 29 calls for help in Gympie, 24 on the Sunshine Coast and 15 in Noosa.
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