Sharon Gordon

1 week ago | rnz.co.nz | Catherine Hanrahan |Sharon Gordon

By Catherine Hanrahan and Sharon Gordon, ABC NewsWhat if you could operate your phone just by thinking about it? And imagine your phone automatically enhancing your concentration and memory? Or even being used to read someone else's mind? It sounds like science fiction, but this technology, called a brain-computer interface, is being supercharged with the advent of artificial intelligence (AI).

Mar 1, 2025 | abc.net.au | Lucie Cutting |Sharon Gordon

The mountain peaks of a landscape now under water is all that remains visible of a vast and resource-rich land that once connected Tasmania to mainland Australia. Up until approximately 10,000–8,000 years ago, the Furneaux Group of Islands and King Island in Bass Strait, as they are now known, would have been a mountain range in a surrounding plain. Humans, wombats, emus and large kangaroos are thought to have lived in the area informally known as the Bass or Bassian Plain.

Dec 19, 2024 | iol.co.za | Sharon Gordon

Sharon Gordon displays some of her tasteful adult toys. Picture: Chris CollingridgePublished 11m ago | Published 11m agoI can’t believe how many people are still left in Joburg. The Highways are full of traffic, tempers are still frayed but the shops are empty. I feel incredibly sorry for retail, so if you have a couple of rands please spend them. This year it’s being reported that sex toys are the hottest gift to give. It truly is the gift that will keep giving all year.

Dec 5, 2024 | iolnews.co.za | Sharon Gordon

Myths and Legends – In search of the G-Spot. Picture: AP Photo/Petko MomchilovPublished 24m ago | Published 24m agoNever before has one little spot caused so much angst and dilemma for us girls. I would have loved to have been there when a German gynaecologist, Dr Ernest Gräfenberg discovered this spot in the 1950s. It was a HE and what the hell was he looking for when he found it and then named it after himself? Did you know that the clitoris was only mapped out in about 1995?

Nov 23, 2024 | abc.net.au | Chris Calcino |Danielle O'Neal |Daniel Franklin |Grant Wolter |Dominic Cansdale |Piia Wirsu | +1 more

Loading... There's a sugar cane farm in far north Queensland. It feels isolated, private. About five minutes' drive from the farmhouse is a lagoon. These days bullrushes just cling to the edge of the murky brown water. But 60 years ago it was thick with them. Something happened in those bullrushes that is still unanswered today. In fact, the questions it raised ended up becoming so much bigger than the mystery itself.