We’ll take a look at what we expect to see in 2024, Aussie Formula 1 star Oscar Piastri partners with Quad Lock to share an important road safety message, why Apple Watches were removed from sale in the US, we take a look at the Logitech Wave Keys ergonomic keyboard, LG introduces a new AI-powered robot, we take a look at the world’s most expensive television and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

From the mid 1980's, Paul Hogan stars as Crocodile Dundee - an outback legend who survived a croc attack.

Linda Kozlowski makes her debut as Sue, the New York reporter chasing Mick Dundee's story.

This was a mega hit, which Stephen will explain while Trev catches up on an absolute Aussie classic.

And some streaming chatter

A look back at the biggest Aussie Google searches of 2023 as well as some global trends over 25 years of Google Search.

Plus Stephen and Trevor look back at their biggest stories and products of 2023 - how will this year be remembered? Hint - AI

And the LG super slim ultra light laptop that's a must see

Reflecting on many years of Podcasting, through different eras, and winding up here at the end of 2023!

Taking your calls with advice on pendants for the elderly, TVs and also could you save money?

Imagine saving thousands of dollars per year. It's possible.

What is the world coming to? A product has been proposed to prevent people being injured texting and walking, Vodafone and CommBank team up to combat SMS scams, more than 2.6bn personal records have been compromised in the last two years – what is the solution, we take a look at the Hisense Mini LED X TV, Withings has released the ScanWatch Nova Smartwatch, we go through our Christmas Gift Guide suggestions and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

A murder mystery for adults only. Basic Instinct is a movie Stephen has seen many times, but Trev may have heard of it, but he's never seen it.

So search Basic Instinct on Fetch and fire up that Hisense TV and unpack the story of a writer, a murder, a detective, and what really happened.

Was it all scripted? Was there agreement on how it would be edited? And just how long did those bedroom scenes take to film - find out, on the Best Movies You've Never Seen

Not literally of course:)

Why is the ACMA making clickbait headlines instead of just releasing information and news. Trev ponders this as Telstra is in the spotlight over billing issues.

Elon's rant at Advertisers and why it matters. We ponder what "old school" things we do.

Plus the new ScanWatch from Withings and the price drop on Ford's electric car!

The App Economy is thriving in Australia, Sony has released a slimline PlayStation 5, Epson has launched a short-throw home theatre projector, we get behind the wheel of the new Tesla Model 3, we check out the new Ember mugs that can keep your tea and coffee warm, Laser launches an affordable range of smart decorative lights and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.