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‘Warning cops!’: new tech coming to Aus

New cutting-edge car technology set to be introduced to Australia could keep an eye out for cops on the road – far beyond simply warning about speed radar traps.

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Jet stream winds and 500hPa temperature on Tuesday afternoon. Picture: Weatherzone

City shivers through sub-zero temps

Temperatures have plunged to near 0C in parts of Australia as other areas gear up for a week of fires, storms and wild weather.

Oppoâs Find X9 Pro is a flagship beast to rival the best that Samsung, Google and Apple have produced this year.

This could be the best phone of 2025

An incredible camera system, a battery that lasts for days, a super-quick display and plenty of processing power make this arguably the best Android phone of 2025.

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FITZROY ISLAND , AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - OCTOBER 22, 202Holiday makers enjoy Fitzroy Island, off the coast of Cairns. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk visited the island while on the campaign trail and announced a $40 million investment in the protection of the Great Barrier Reef, should Labor win government. Queenslanders go to the polls on October 31.Picture: NewsWire / Dan Peled

What Labor’s green reforms won’t fix

Labor’s ambitious environmental reforms fail to close a “25-year-old loophole” putting the Great Barrier Reef at risk, an economist has warned.

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Libs make last-ditch net-zero effort

Two Liberal moderates have publicly supported an energy policy that includes net zero as the embattled party’s final decision on the target looms.

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China’s ‘perverse dumping’ in Aus ‘ignored’

The Aussie government is being accused of ignoring potential national security and environment risks posed by China’s ‘perverse dumping’ Down Under.

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Australia’s social media age ban: How it will work

From December 10, Australia will enforce one of the world’s toughest social media bans for teens under 16. Here’s everything you need to know and how they’ll be enforced.

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New road ‘rule’ sparks nationwide confusion

A new road ‘rule’ has sparked nationwide confusion among Aussie drivers with experts rushing to explain what it all means.

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Aussie car boss warns of industry ‘collapse’

One of Australia’s leading automotive figures says the industry will face a ‘reckoning’ with a wave of ‘consolidation and collapse’ coming for major brands.

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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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‘Gross’: Why do flies land on our backs?

Summer is almost here, so you might be finding yourself doing more swatting. But why do they like our backs so much?

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