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Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets China's President Xi Jinping in a bilateral meeting during the 2022 G20 summit in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia, Tuesday, November 15, 2022. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) NO ARCHIVING

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Albo hits back at China’s AUKUS attack

Anthony Albanese has hit back after China sensationally accused Australia of trying to stir up an arms race with a major new military deal.

TOKYO, JAPAN - MAY 24: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (L) and U.S. President Joe Biden attend the Quad Fellowship Founding Celebration event on May 24, 2022 in Tokyo, Japan. President Biden arrived in Japan after his visit to South Korea, part of a tour of Asia aimed at reassuring allies in the region. Biden will also take part in the Quad Leaders' summit during his visit. (Photo by Yuichi Yamazaki/Getty Images)

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Albo confirms his worst kept secret

Anthony Albanese has finally confirmed exactly why he’s heading to the United States but only after multiple media outlets beat him to it.

13/11/2022: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets with US President Joe Biden in Cambodia for a bilateral meeting during the East Asia-Summit. Picture: Twitter / @AlboMP

Albo coy on reason for Biden meeting

Anthony Albanese would not confirm why he’s jetting off to the US for a meeting with Joe Biden when asked on the tarmac in Perth.

An MPL-50 spade used by Russian troops. Picture: Wikimedia Commons

Russian soldiers told to fight with ‘shovels’

A dire lack of ammunition has led Moscow to tell conscripts to battle Ukrainian soldiers with spades in “brutal, low-tech” hand-to-hand combat.

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New luxury challenger revealed

With the world in lockdown, one fledgling car brand has thrown down the gauntlet to more established rivals via an online unveiling of a stunning new model.

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The app everyone is downloading

A largely unheard of app is zooming up the download charts, and there’s a good chance someone you know is going to ask you to download it soon too. Here’s how to make the most of it.

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The unlikely new car pioneer

The unlikely new car pioneer

This Japanese brand was one of the first mainstream car makers to bring a plug-in hybrid to Australia which can be driven around town with electric only power for up to 50km.

Ford Fiesta ST (to be introduced in Australia in 2019) overseas model shown. Picture: Supplied.

Best new cars arriving next month

As Australia inches closer to full lockdown to fight the spread of COVID-19 car makers are still planning on launching some exciting new models in the next month. These are the best.

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Dyson to provide 10,000 ventilators

The latest device from vacuum cleaner maker Dyson after an urgent governmental request reveals the scale of the coronavirus outbreak.

2019 Lexus RX 450hL Sports Luxury in Vermillion Red

Why this brand has such loyal owners

Lexus keeps topping customer satisfaction surveys and this top-shelf SUV shows exactly why owners keep coming back.

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Hyundai’s answer to Aussie favourite

The big family SUV segment is dominated by Toyota and Mazda but Hyundai’s seven-seater is a quality option for those on a tighter budget.

Photo of comparison test between Mazda3 sedan, Toyota Corolla sedan and Subaru Impreza sedan. Picture: Thomas Wielecki.

Tested: Aussie small car favourites

Small cars are some of the best selling vehicles in the country and we’ve but three of the best to the test to see which is the best one for you.

Photo of the Mazda CX-3, Mitsubishi ASX and Honda HR-V comparison test. Shot by Thomas Wielecki

Car brand tipped to exit Australia

It’s been a favourite with new-car buyers for decades but disgruntled dealers say the marque is headed the same way as Holden.

Photo of the Marine Police RAM 1500

Water police take delivery of new weapon

Not to be outdone by their colleagues in the Highway Patrol, Marine Command has taken delivery of a mammoth new crime-fighter.

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