Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek.

Show Notes:

Rent-a-hacker site leaks Australian buyers' names and addresses [SMH]

Woolworths becomes wholesale Telstra 3G supplier [CRN]

Woolworths leaks $1 million of gift cards in massive data breach debacle [SMH]

Police edit shooting victim's Wikipedia page [The Age]

The 12 most important announcements from Google I/O 2015 [The Verge]

Windows 10 Pricing And Sale Date Leaked [Gizmodo Australia]

Cortana coming to iOS, Android, as part of Windows 10's embrace of every phone [Ars Technica]

What Jony Ive's 'promotion' to Chief Design Officer really means [9to5Mac]

A tiny string of text can disable iPhone Messages [The Verge]

Apple has published its official workaround for Messages bug [Cult Of Mac]

Woman unknowingly tosses a first-gen Apple computer worth $200,000 at a recycling center [The Next Web]

Unless kids are working, coding should not be taught: Abbott [ZDNet]

Vale John Pinder: Comedians pay tribute on social media [ABC News]

Community TV plans week of action as deadline looms [TV Tonight]

Stan inks deal with Telstra for free customer access in a bid to grow awareness of SVOD [mUmBRELLA]

Netflix says its streaming service is more energy-efficient than breathing and reading [The Daily Dot]

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Songs We Played:

4 Non Blondes - "What's Up?" [iTunes]

Crowded House - "Locked Out" [iTunes]

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