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Tesla killer hits the road

A new electric vehicle with more than 800km of range threatens to reset benchmarks.

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And while it’s still pricey – comfortably north of $200,000 – the G450d might be the closest thing we’ll ever get to a “bargain” G-Wagen.

‘Bargain’ celeb must-have coming to Aus

It’s the must-have accessory any self respecting A-lister would never been seen without and now a cut-price version is coming to Australia.

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Optus customers rocked by another outage

Optus customers in one major city have been impacted by a sudden outage to NBN services, in the latest blow to the embattled telco.

Aussies battling mysterious account bans, surprise subscription charges and unhelpful chatbots are driving an explosive rise in complaints against the worldâs biggest tech platforms. Image: NewsWire

‘Heartbreaking’: Surge in tech complaints

Aussies battling mysterious account bans, surprise subscription charges and unhelpful chatbots are driving an explosive rise in complaints against tech giants.

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The Minister for Climate Change and Energy of Australia, Chris Bowen, speaks at Australia's pavilion during the COP30 UN Climate Change Conference in Belem, Para State, Brazil, on November 17, 2025. Bowen launched into public appearances on his first day at COP30 on Monday, making a light-hearted quip about the hosting war before a friendly crowd at the Australian pavilion.

‘Loyalty’: Big question on minister’s new role

The minister charged with directing Australia’s climate and energy future is getting a new role with the UN, raising a huge question about his loyalty.

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Missing detail in Coalition’s energy plan

How the Coalition’s coal-backed energy plan will bring down both emissions and power prices remains “unclear”, an expert says.

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Teens brace for social media cut-off

Experts say an upcoming social media ban may disrupt young Australians’ online lives, while kids hurry to export photos, videos and messages.

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - November 5, 2025: Minister for Communications, Anika Wells and eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant hold a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Congressman wants eSafety boss to testify

A US congressman has demanded Australia’s eSafety boss face Congress over what he calls her “foreign censorship regime” threatening American speech.

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‘Wish it hadn’t’: Car giant’s ‘huge regret’

Ever done something and then wished you hadn’t and the feeling just won’t go away? That’s how this global car giant could be left feeling after its latest questionable move.

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Australiaâs sweeping new social media rules are about to hit gamers with Twitch, the live-streaming platform popular with teens,Â added to the federal governmentâs under-16 social media ban.

Another huge app added to age ban

Another widely used platform will soon join Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat on the government’s list of age-restricted services.

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‘There it is’: issue with ‘perfect’ Aussie car

This cracking new car could be the perfect vehicle for millions of Aussies, if it wasn’t for one major issue.

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‘Kill switch’: Aus buses face ‘China hacking threat’

An urgent probe has been launched by authorities into Chinese-made buses used for public transport in Australia amid fears they could be hacked.

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Aus’ big move on Russian cybercrime

Two Russian tech firms have been blacklisted by Australia for helping criminals launch devastating ransomware attacks that have crippled local businesses.

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Mohamed El-Erian: AI Could Have Huge Payoff, But Many Are Overspending

Mohamed El-Erian: AI Could Have Huge Payoff, But Many Are Overspending

“AI has pulled everybody up with them, and some names don’t deserve the valuations they have right now,” Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic…

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