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’Destroy’: Ukraine bulldozer comes for Putin

’Destroy’: Ukraine bulldozer comes for Putin

Military experts say Ukraine is preparing for a “big bang’ strike to retake Crimea, blitz the Russians and humiliate Vladimir Putin.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos - APRIL 06, 2023: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is pictured addressing the media at Wild Life Sydney Zoo in Darling Harbour. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nicholas Eagar

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Albo warns of budget crunch on defence

Defence programs worth billions of dollars could be wound back or scrapped entirely, as the Federal Government warns of a looming budget crunch for defence.

Elon Musk reveals what will kill us all

Elon Musk reveals what will kill us all

Billionaire Elon Musk revealed what will end human civilisation on Earth and it’s not what most people may think.

Creepy Musk warning everyone ignored

Creepy Elon Musk warning no one listened to

An old interview with Elon Musk has resurfaced, revealing a major “potential of civilisational destruction” has been ignored for years.

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NSW digital driver's licence trial

Plan to scrap state driver’s licence

The opposition leader has revived an old plan to do away with the state driver’s licence in favour of a national program.

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The N-Sport version of the 2020 model Nissan Qashqai.

Nissan’s new value-packed SUV

This oddly named SUV is coming to the end of its life cycle, so Nissan has loaded a new variant with gear for a final sales push.

This combination of two satellite photos of the Ngari GÃÂ¼nsa civil-military airport base taken on April 1, left, and May 17, 2020, near the border with India in far western region of Tibet in China show development around the airport. Tensions along the China-India border high in the Himalayas have flared again in recent weeks. Indian officials say the latest row began in early May, when Chinese soldiers entered the Indian-controlled territory of Ladakh at three different points, erecting tents and guard posts. China has sought to downplay the confrontation while providing little information. (Planet Labs via AP)

India’s secret weapon in China battle

As tensions continue simmering between China and India over their border, experts say one side may have to make an important decision.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on December 14, 2018, police officers put barricades during a protest at the Amazon fulfillment center in Shakopee, Minnesota. - Amazon on June 10, 2020, announced a one-year ban on letting police use its facial recognition technology, calling for strong government regulations for its ethical use. The moratorium comes after repeated calls by critics and racial justice groups for Amazon's cloud computing unit to stop providing police and immigration officials with tools that can be used to unfairly target people based on race. (Photo by Kerem Yucel / AFP)

Amazon blocks tech from cops

Amazon has announced a one-year ban on police using one of its most controversial products.

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2020 Honda Civic RS hatch.

Honda’s Goldilocks hatch tested

The Japanese brand has a history of producing sporty, fun hatches. And Honda’s latest example will have broader appeal.

2017 Toyota Camry SL

Why this Toyota isn’t what you’d expect

Toyota is known for making sensible family cars that can be a tad bland, but this Camry has broken the mould with some old-world grunt and class.

2020 Volkswagen Golf R Final Edition.

Is this the world’s best hot hatch?

This unassuming small car is a wolf in sheep’s clothing, bringing dynamic performance combined with everyday liveability.

Porsche is taking part in the virtual Le Mans event.

Stars combine in ‘unmissable’ game event

Legends of Grand Prix, endurance and touring car racing combine in official virtual 24 Hours of Le Mans this weekend.

Photo of 2020 Subaru XV hybrid

Tested: Subaru’s new hybrid SUV

Subaru has finally introduced a hybrid version of its popular XV, but there is one big reason Toyota won’t be worried. Here’s what we think.

(FILES) In this file photo Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, speaks during the Satellite 2020 at the Washington Convention Center on March 9, 2020, in Washington, DC. - President Donald Trump sided with Tesla on May 12, 2020, calling for California authorities to allow the reopening of the electric carmaker's assembly plant after company chief Elon Musk said he was defying local authorities. Trump's comments came a day after Musk said he was restarting production at the plant in Fremont, California and after a series of angry tirades against the state's lockdown policies to contain the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Brendan Smialowski / AFP)

Musk’s new coronavirus problem

Elon Musk risked arrest sending Tesla workers back to the assembly line during a pandemic. Now they’ve been infected with coronavirus.

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