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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, APRIL 13, 2024. Generic worker images. A roadworks worker in Melbourne CBD. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

One in five Aussie jobs risk AI replacement

Robots and AI could wipe out 26 per cent of Australian jobs, creating a $104bn economic black hole, new research warns.

The ability to harness superintelligence is expected to provide a decisive and potentially revolutionary military advantage.

‘Everyone will die’: Doomsday AI prediction

A new book claims artificial superintelligence could wipe out humanity in the not too distant future, as Australia’s top AI researchers give their take.

Almost 1000 motorists are paying annual toll bills of $10,000 or more, according to data that further highlights the cost-of-living crunch of using the Sydney motorway network and the Western Sydney postcodes where drivers pay the most. Picture: NewsWire Handout

Hidden security warning in looming EV boom

While a mass increase of EV sales is instrumental for Australia to reach its 2035 climate target, a major report has also warned of potential “security risks”.

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Weâve given the latest gimbal, the Hohem iSteady V3 Ultra, a solid workout on a 10-day family holiday in New Zealand.

Turn your travel videos into cinematic masterpieces

A new smartphone device promises to turn shaky holiday videos into professional looking works of art, with its AI tracking and remote control.

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Albo murky on Beijing’s AI bid

Anthony Albanese has kept schtum on a Chinese offer made amid tensions between Canberra and Washington.

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Nuclear threat on Australia's doorstep.

Nuclear nightmare on Australia’s doorstep

With all eyes well and truly on the Middle East’s boiling tensions, a bigger nuclear threat is looming much closer to Australia.

China's big hole. Picture: Xinhua News Agency

China is digging a 10,000 metre hole

China has mysteriously begun digging a 10,000m-deep hole as it searches for ways to become the world’s biggest economy.

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Amazon's fully automated robot Proteus.

‘Wrong’: Amazon guru’s huge bot, AI claim

The general public has the “wrong mindset” amid fears of AI, machines and jobs losses, the boss of Amazon Robotics says.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA- NewsWire Photos. JULY 4, 2025. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks at the Australia's Economic Outlook 2025 event hosted by Sky News and The Australian, at Crowne Sydney. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers / Pool/NewsWire

‘For ourselves’: Albo’s pointed jab at US

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to make pointed comments over Australia’s relationship with the US, while paying tribute to the man who founded that very alliance.

TOKYO, JAPAN - NewsWire Photos - July 1, 2025: Stacks of various products move around inside Amazon's Chiba Minato warehouse in Tokyo. Picture: NewsWire / Blair Jackson

Aussie workers missing AI training wave

Australian workers at one of the world’s largest companies are missing out on crucial AI and robotics retraining.

Jim Farley speaking at the event. Picture: Aspen Institute/YouTube

‘Half of workers’: CEO’s chilling warning

In another ominous admission from one of the world’s largest companies, it’s emerged that a huge chunk of the workforce is under threat.

TOKYO, JAPAN - NewsWire Photos - July 1, 2025: A worker at Amazon's Chiba Minato warehouse in Tokyo. Picture: NewsWire / Blair Jackson

AI, robots not eliminating jobs: Amazon

Entry-level jobs are still on the table at one of the world’s largest companies despite a huge AI and automation wave sweeping the multinational’s operations.

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If nuclear war erupts, get here quickly

As the threat of nuclear war lingers in the air, experts have revealed the safest place you can be during ‘the apocalyse’.

Why an ev is making you sick

Why you’re always feeling carsick in EVs

Electric vehicles are all the hype right now, but if you’ve ever felt carsick when driving around, you’re not alone.

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