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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.

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‘Living Nostradamus’ makes grim prediction

A self-proclaimed paranormal expert and fortune teller has updated his followers with a disturbing prediction that “the worst is yet to come”.

QINGDAO, CHINA - APRIL 21: Chinese sailors sit together after performing signals with flags at a demonstration during a media tour of an open house at the PLA Navys Submarine Academy as part of events marking the 75th Anniversary of the founding of the countrys navy on April 21, 2024 in Qingdao, China. China is hosting the Western Pacific Naval Symposium this week. (Photo by Kevin Frayer/Getty Images)

Major China move shocks the world

The stunning sacking of China’s top military officials has sent shockwaves through the world’s largest military.

UNDATED ADF IMAGE: Nuclear Powered Submarine - Virginia Class - Digital Mock-up. Picture: Supplied via NCA NewsWire

Weird detail in Navy’s $120k job ad

The Australian Navy is advertising roles with a hefty salary and generous benefits – but there’s an interesting detail that’s sure to raise some eyebrows.

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‘Truman Show’: Spies say everything is fake

Two former senior spies have revealed how they “create a pretend world” where “we’re the main actors”, likening it to The Truman Show.

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Huge new feature coming to AirPods

One of the most common pieces of tech has been given a massive new dimension with the approval of life-changing technology in Australia.

There's a new robot in town. Picture: Supplied

‘Sinister’ robot ‘replacing humans’ in China

A creepy “robocop” has been released in China, capable of chasing criminals on land or water – and striking with a range of weapons.

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TOPSHOT - Ukrainian servicemen fire with a CAESAR self-propelled howitzer towards Russian positions in eastern Ukraine on December 28, 2022. (Photo by Sameer Al-DOUMY / AFP)

Ukraine lifts lid on terrifying new ‘trident laser’

Ukraine has announced a massive leap forward in their defence capabilities, lifting the lid on an ominous new weapon in the hope to turn the tide.

Sydney's Opera House using a fireworks theme on Image Playground.

Iconic Aussie animations created with Apple’s Image Playground

We put Apple’s new Image Playground to the test to create animations of everything from iconic Australian landmarks to friends and pets.

We put Image Playground, which is available as part of Apple Intelligence, to the test to create some Aussie imagery.

Aussie cane toads, kangaroos and sharks stump Apple Intelligence

Image Playground is one of the most fun new features of Apple Intelligence, but how good it is in coming close to reality? We put it to the test.

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Most terrifying theory about mystery drones

Mysterious drones continue to plague the US as the government offers no answers — leading to one very disturbing theory.

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