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‘Tornadoes’: Millions brace for wild night

Residents in large parts of NSW are being advised to stay indoors as wild weather continues to wreak havoc across the state.

There is one question remaining after Israel's act. Picture: Supplied

‘Green light’: Qatar act spells world disaster

As the world is left stunned by Israel’s attack on Qatar, there is one burning question that remains unanswered.

2026 Mercedes-Benz GLC 400 with EQ Technology. Picture: Supplied

‘It hurts’: Benz goes all out with wild new ride

Revered German car maker Mercedes-Benz is bringing a wild new offering to Australia that is sure to throw fuel on the fire of its bitter battle with its upmarket rivals.

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Dead marine life along the Ardrossan coastline in the Yorke Peninsula. Pictured on 28th July 2025. Picture Ben Clark

‘Biggest fear’: Grim warning on beach crisis

An Aussie state’s algal bloom crisis has killed scores of marine wildlife and decimated industries. Now, there are fears it could get worse.

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Startling new data has shown how a dramatic expansion of the superpower’s defence output has completely dwarfed US, as tensions rise over a potential spill-over.

‘Eye-watering’ truth putting world on edge

Startling new data has shown a huge expansion of China’s defence output has completely dwarfed the US, as tensions rise over a potential spill-over.

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What kids wish their parents knew about their social social media obsession. For Kids News and Hibernation. iStock image

Screens are making kids dumber and sicker, new research shows

Aussie primary schoolers are spending up to six hours a day glued to screens – and new research reveals what it’s really doing to their brains. So what’s the age of highest risk?

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Sunny days across the country may not be here to last, with millions warned “unusually high rainfall” is tipped to sweep parts of Australia over spring.

‘Unusually high’: Grim warning to millions

Sunny days across the country may not be here to last, with millions warned “unusually high rainfall” is tipped to soon drench parts of Australia.

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Plan to make Aussie roads for EVs only

Cars with traditional combustion engines could be banned from Aussie roads within years if a major national lobby group has its way.

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Huge warning over Musk’s new Aus move

Elon Musk’s latest move in Australia promises to radically change our everyday lives but experts are worried some of its biggest dangers are being ignored.

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Porsche and Sydney Marathon split art

Why a marathon is a mid-life crisis must

Are money-can’t-buy experiences replacing sports cars as a status symbol?

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AI boom set to decimate these industries

A scary prediction about the impact of AI on the labour market has exposed how vulnerable Australia. These are the jobs most at risk of disappearing.

Stein-Erik Soelberg,A disturbed former Yahoo executive killed his mother and then himself after months of delusional interactions with his AI chatbot “best friend”

ChatGPT ‘coaches’ ex-Yahoo exec to kill his mum

A man who killed his mum in a murder-suicide had been allegedly encouraged by ChatGPT. It comes as a second teen was allegedly prompted to take his life by artificial intelligence.

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(FILES) This handout image released by EYOS Expeditions on January 19, 2024, shows an aerial view of the A23a iceberg in the waters of The Southern Ocean off Antarctica on January 14. The world's biggest iceberg appears to have run aground, potentially sparing the crucial wildlife breeding ground of South Georgia from being hit by the behemoth, the British Antarctic Survey said on March 4, 2025. (Photo by IAN STRACHAN / EYOS Expeditions / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT

‘Catastrophic’: Update on giant ‘megaberg’

There has been a huge update on the world’s largest iceberg, known as A23a, that could have ‘catastrophic’ consequences for Australia.

Real estate photo exposes Nazi secret

This photo proves Nazis are truly dumb

A seemingly innocent photo of a real estate listing has helped sleuths solve a mystery laying dormant for over 80 years.

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