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True Colours goes beyond the slogans to ask: who should voters trust to lead in these uncertain times? Louise and the Four Corners team hit the road with the Labor and Liberal campaign buses ...

It was an end of the era for the Moroney family when their famous colours were used for the last time in association with Ballymore stables. The late Mike Moroney’s colours were used on Cavalry Man in ...

Onyx BOOX is bringing stylus support to its 7 inch eBook readers, starting with the new Onyx BOOX Go Color 7 (Gen II) and Onyx BOOX Go 7. As the name suggests, the model with a color display is ...

Onyx Boox has unveiled a modern e-reader that doubles as a lightweight notebook. The Go 7 Color Gen 2 has a full-color reading experience and physical page-turn buttons to quickly read e-books.

Last week, scientists from the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Washington shocked the internet by announcing they’ve discovered a new color that can be experienced only ...

Move over Pantone, a group of scientists said they have found a new color that very few, make that extremely few, people have ever seen. It is called “olo” and it is a shade of blue-green ...

THE world is full of colour - but there's more than what meets the human eye. There is an untold number of "impossible colours" that humans can't see or even imagine. Earlier this week ...

Imagine a colour that's not on the rainbow, not in a crayon box, and not even something your brain has ever processed before. Sounds impossible, right? But according to a team of scientists in the ...

A team of scientists has found a way to unlock a color that doesn't exist in the natural world. Named "olo," this new shade has only been seen by five people so far. It's described as a vivid blue ...