The secretive company that might end privacy as we know it

Plus: How Mark Wahlberg became Hollywood's most famous investor, the deadly potential of the new coronavirus and more.

Five stories to read this weekend, chosen by our editors.

The secretive company that might end privacy as we know it

A little-known start-up set up by an Australian helps law enforcement match photos of unknown people to their online images. Should it be legal?

From Marky Mark to the most disciplined actor (and investor) in Hollywood

Mark Wahlberg loves it when the cameras are rolling. But between takes he's actively managing and investing in dozens of businesses.

Just how deadly could China's coronavirus get?

Devastating pandemics are the stuff of dystopian films, but how lethal might this one be?

Cancelling your private health insurance could have unintended consequences

Australians sign up for private health insurance on the basis that their premiums over life will be neutralised. Whether that pays off nowadays depends on who you ask.

How a racquet can make or break a player

How do the stars set up their racquets to enhance their game? And how has the evolution of racquets changed tennis itself?

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