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‘Too advanced’: Tesla tech exposes Aus drivers

Tesla’s latest tech looks like the future, but experts warn it could leave Aussie drivers dangerously exposed.

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Careers - September 20 Communications professional Michelle Tran, who is mindful of verifying content produced by AI.

Dangerous workplace trend putting your job at risk

Workers forming dangerous emotional bonds with AI tools face serious career consequences as experts reveal the hidden risks of treating chatbots like human colleagues.

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NEWS ADVSchool kid chatbotsThebarton Senior College students Savha 16 Yr 11( white T-shirt), Marzila 24yr Yr11 withAlexis Wagner Library Manager using the education department-approved EdChat chat bot.Image/Russell Millard Photography

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First Aussie state rolls out in-class bots to reduce teacher workload

Teens have sent nearly half a million questions to an AI classroom companion that’s officially approved for SA schools – find out how students and teachers are using it.

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Almost 1000 motorists are paying annual toll bills of $10,000 or more, according to data that further highlights the cost-of-living crunch of using the Sydney motorway network and the Western Sydney postcodes where drivers pay the most. Picture: NewsWire Handout

Hidden security warning in looming EV boom

While a mass increase of EV sales is instrumental for Australia to reach its 2035 climate target, a major report has also warned of potential “security risks”.

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‘Hated’: Push to get Boomers off Aus roads

Older drivers could be forced off our roads if a push for nationwide tests is successful after a series of very dangerous accidents.

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The NBN is upgrading its network to deliver faster internet speeds. Picture: Supplied

What Aussies can’t get enough of

Australian households are consuming more of this than ever before as one company’s move shows it’s “delivering for the nation”.

This elderly man saved a koala from a busy main road, but didn't let the furry lad wander off without a stern talking to. Picture: 7News

‘He knew’: What old man yelled at koala

Footage has captured an elderly man rescuing a koala from a busy main road, but not before giving the furry little guy a firm talking-to.

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In this photo, taken from video and provided by the Philippine Coast Guard, a damaged Chinese Coast Guard ship, right, is seen beside a Chinese Navy vessel, left, after they accidentally collided while chasing a Philippine fisheries boat near Scarborough Shoal in the disputed South China Sea on Monday Aug. 11, 2025. (Philippine Coast Guard via AP)

Chinese boats collide during dramatic chase

Footage has shown the moment a Chinese navy vessel crashed into one from its own coast guard while chasing a Philippine patrol boat.

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Scott Farquhar (Co-CEO and Co-founder Atlassian) spoke at the National Tech Summit, held at River Shed on Howard Smith Wharf.

‘Megabucks’: Billionaire’s job warning to Australia

Billionaire tech investor Scott Farquhar has said Australia is ‘moving too slowly’ and revealed the top jobs we must ensure people have the skills for, or we risk falling behind.

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New EV tax ‘makes no sense’

Whacking electric cars with a road use charge is like fighting obesity with a tax on salad.

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Brisbane City Bike Squad has charged a man with seven offences following proactive inner-city patrols to detect and deter the use of illegal e-bikes. It will be alleged officers observed a man riding an illegal e-bike along Elizabeth Street., When they intercepted the man, he initially spoke to police before allegedly attempting to flee on the e-bike. Officers arrested the man and a subsequent search of his belongings allegedly located a used pipe. A 19-year-old Boondall man has been charged with one count each of dangerous operation of a vehicle, serious assault police officer causing bodily harm, driving of motor vehicle without a driver licence disqualified by court order, vehicles used on roads must be registered, drive uninsured vehicle, possessing dangerous drugs and possess pipe that had been used. Picture Queensland Police

E-bike horror forces thoughts of total ban

One state government is mulling over a total ban on e-scooters and e-bikes, in a move that could spread nationwide.

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‘Concern’: Shock footage of driverless truck

Shocking footage has sparked major safety concerns after an autonomous delivery van was seen dragging a scooter.

Unrecognizable woman's hands holding a mobile phone with a blank screen (copy space) while it is charging on a portable battery.Escape 30 March 2025Doc updatesPhoto - iStock

New power bank rules to change the way you fly

A major airline has joined the list of carriers putting strict new safety rules into effect, days after shocking video emerged of a flight filling with smoke.

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Marty McFly uses a landline phone in Back to the Future.

Back to the future: Can 1980s tech save kids from social media?

Landline phones are making a comeback as families embrace old technology to help their screen-addicted teens. Now we just need to teach them how that rotating dial works …

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