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Archaeologists have found that members of Great Britain’s Durotriges tribe often buried women with more grave goods than men. Picture: Miles Russell/Bournemouth University

‘Execution’: Inexplicable find in British grave

The discovery of a 2000-year-old skeleton during excavations of an ancient Celtic settlement has left experts baffled.

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The Governor-General and Mr Beckett were delighted to welcome Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal Anne and Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence to Admiralty House today, 08 November 2025., On arrival, Cammeraygal Elder Brendan Kerin gave a Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony in honour of their visit. , The Princess Royal is Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Australia Corps of Signals. In her role,, she is visiting Australia to join the Signals Corps across the country in celebrating their centenary., As Commander-in-Chief of the Australian Defence Force, the Governor-General will join Her Royal Highness tomorrow in laying a wreath at the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park before attending a ceremonial parade in honour of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals at Victoria Barracks. Picture: Supplied / The Governor-General of Australia

Princess touches down amid royal storm

Princess Anne has touched down in Australia for a military-focused tour as the royal family grapples with the King’s decision to strip Andrew of his titles.

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The Governor-General and Mr Beckett were delighted to welcome Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal Anne and Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence to Admiralty House today, 08 November 2025., On arrival, Cammeraygal Elder Brendan Kerin gave a Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony in honour of their visit. , The Princess Royal is Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Australia Corps of Signals. In her role,, she is visiting Australia to join the Signals Corps across the country in celebrating their centenary., As Commander-in-Chief of the Australian Defence Force, the Governor-General will join Her Royal Highness tomorrow in laying a wreath at the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park before attending a ceremonial parade in honour of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals at Victoria Barracks. Picture: Supplied / The Governor-General of Australia

Princess touches down amid royal storm

Princess Anne has touched down in Australia for a military-focused tour as the royal family grapples with the King’s decision to strip Andrew of his titles.

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The Oasis Townsville, presented by Minister for Veterans Affairs Matt Keogh. Picture: DVA TV

Essential veterans’ support hub facing axe

A flagship Australian veterans’ support hub is facing closure within months – leaving thousands of at-risk personnel without crucial services.

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Russian ‘terror attack’ to cost car giant $4bn

A crippling electronic attack that has forced one of the world’s biggest car makers to halt production has been linked to state-sponsored cyber terrorism.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks at the beginning of a bilateral meeting with President of Congo Republic Denis Sassou Nguesso (not pictured) in The Great Hall of People in Beijing on September 4, 2025. President Xi has held talks with almost 30 world leaders around the edges of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin and a huge military parade marking 80 years since World War II's end. (Photo by Lintao Zhang / POOL / AFP)

China-backed hackers targeting WFH Aussies

Australians who work from home have become the latest target for Chinese state-backed hackers, a disturbing new report has revealed.

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Can AI become your startup co-founder?

Can AI become your startup co-founder?

Bhaskar Chakravorti, Dean of Global Business at The Fletcher School at Tufts University, talked about the ways small business owners can use…

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Bathurst thriller proves Toyota is right

As Chinese rivals aim to take down Australia’s favourite carmaker Toyota, this year’s thrilling Bathurst 1000 showed why racing could be the Japanse giant’s saving grace.

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The Hidden Engineering Changing How Stadiums Make Money

The Hidden Engineering Changing How Stadiums Make Money

We went inside London’s $1.5 billion Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to see the hidden engineering that helps maximize revenue.

Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke has issued a grim warning to Australians after hackers released the data of 5.7m Qantas customers.

One thing you must not do after Qantas hack

Almost six million Australians had their data accessed and stolen in a major cybersecurity breach earlier this year.

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Cult car brand’s big move divides Australia

A unique approach to knowing what Aussies want depending on where they live is delivering results for this cult car maker. But it’s also confusing potential customers.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos September 10, 2024: Snapchat , Instagram, YouTube, Roblox and tik tok and X (Twitter). The Albanese government says it will introduce legislation to enforce age restrictions on social media before the next federal election, but is still mulling over what that age it should be restricted to. Picture: NewsWire / Aaron Francis

Message to social media giants as ban looms

The minister overseeing Australia’s social media ban will sit down with platforms this week to make clear the government’s expectations.

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Christine Gadsby is Blackberry's chief security advisor. Picture: Supplied / NewsWire

Why security expert won’t ever text this

In a world where data is worth more than gold, a security expert has dropped a grim warning about how people use their phones.

Christine Gadsby is Blackberry's chief security advisor. Picture: Supplied / NewsWire

Why security expert won’t ever text this

In a world where data is worth more than gold, a security expert has dropped a grim warning about how people use their phones.

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