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Plastic bread tags, pizza savers, and other hard-to-recycle items are set to disappear in one state as authorities crack down on pollution. Photo: NSW Government

Everyday items now banned for millions

These common items are set to disappear from one Aussie state as authorities crack down on “unnecessary” plastics.

(FILES) In this photo illustration, the TikTok app is seen on a phone on March 13, 2024 in New York City. TikTok sharply denounced the passage on April 20, 2024, by the US House of Representatives of a bill that threatens to ban the popular social-media platform unless it severs its ties to Beijing. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / AFP)

‘Not clear’: Coalition slams social ban

In exactly a month, Australia’s world-first social media ban will take effect, but the opposition claims the government is “still scrambling” to finalise the details.

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10 million residents may have to evacuate

Iran is facing its worst drought in decades. If there is no rain by December, Tehran’s 10 million inhabitants may be forced to evacuate.

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‘Criminal case’: Man rushes ChatGPT boss

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s public event in San Francisco took a bizarre turn when a man rushed the stage waving a document.

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Viral AI “intruder” prank causing concerns

An AI-assisted prank has started generating concern, with targets led to believe their home is being ‘intruded’.

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‘Betrayed’: US erupts, as Aussie to learn fate

An Australian has stoked fury in the US and is facing 20 years in jail for “betraying” the nation and its allies.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos February 06, 2024: A generic photograph of people on their phone in Sydney.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Christian Gilles

Warning to iPhone users on triple-0 calls

A telco has issued a major warning for iPhone users, with triple-0 calls made over wi-fi potentially failing or sending the wrong location.

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Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda with the new Century. Picture: David McCowen

Toyota stuns with new Rolls Royce rival

Japanese car giant Toyota is leaning on some post-WWII inspiration in its bid to regain the mantle as the world’s greatest vehicle maker.

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Fast and Furious hero back from the dead

One of the world’s biggest cult cars, made famous by The Fast and The Furious film franchise is coming back in a huge way.

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Wild footage as nation cops hurricane chaos

Hurricane Melissa has struck Cuba after smashing Jamaica, causing immediate flash flooding and widespread carnage.

A big brown bat on a mossy cave wall. Photo: istock

Spooky bat discovery baffles scientists

In a discovery that hits that little bit harder as it gets closer to Halloween, six species of bats have left scientist gobsmacked.

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Alien ‘probe’ mystery to be solved this week

The mystery of whether a Manhattan-sized object whizzing through the solar system is an alien probe or simply a comet may be finally solved this week.

Aussie musician Ula has slammed changes to the Sydney Busking Code. Picture: Instagram.

TikToker slams ‘disappointing’ music ban

An Aussie musician has slammed a “disappointing” new rule she claims prevents people from performing at a popular spot for emerging artists.

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我试用了首款人形家用机器人，它表现如何？

1X公司推出的Neo机器人可以洗碗、打扫厨房，甚至叠衣服。《华尔街日报》科技专栏作家Joanna Stern抢先试用了这款家务机器人，但它在各项工作上表现究竟如何？封面图片来源：David…

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