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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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Zeekr X, Deepal S07, XPeng G6 electric cars. Picture: Thomas Wielecki

‘About to explode’: huge claim on EVs

The pressure on car companies to make electric vehicles a much more common sight on Australian roads has intensified on the back of an $8bn announcement.

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Dodo birds could be back from the dead in as little as five years, with Melbourne scientists playing a role in the radical de-extinction project.

Aussies bringing bird back from the dead

A bird that has been extinct for more than three centuries could be walking the Earth again by 2032, a team of scientists has announced.

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MG's IM6 electric car. Picture: Supplied

‘Outrageous’: car bargain of 2025 revealed

The enormous power and long list of features usually seen on top end models three-times the price make this new car one of the most interesting on sale.

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Residents across Victoria have reported meteors lighting up the night sky before crashing in the state’s west.

Huge meteor lights up major city’s skies

Residents reported seeing a large orange flame light up the skies before it crashed to the ground, creating a thunderous bang.

The AI arms race just got nastier.

‘Eat them alive’: $5.9T company warned

Elon Musk has fired another warning shot at one of the world’s most valuable companies as yet another AI bombshell lands.

The curse of King Tut's tomb has haunted historians for years Picture: Supplied

Unthinkable ancient Egypt twist emerges

A chilling “curse” that saw people dying after opening King Tut’s tomb has haunted historians for decades. Now, we may finally have the truth.

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Andrew John Tulloch, the Australian AI whiz, during his school days. Picture: Supplied

Aussie who rejected $1.5b’s outrageous ATAR

An Aussie AI genius who reportedly knocked back a billion-dollar offer to work at Facebook comes from a famous family. His school marks will leave you stunned.

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teacher and his young family squatting in $3 million house in exclusive Perth suburb - and why it will be nearly impossible to remove them

‘Fun police’: Council move slammed

A local council has taken drastic action to stop a beloved pastime – which has been around for generations – amid complaints of ratepayers footing the bill for damages.

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ChatGPT-5 is here: What Aussies need to know

Like having a genius in your pocket: OpenAI’s revolutionary GPT-5 can now do more tasks and access your personal calendar, but it’s not perfect.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA:Scientific equipment in the 50yr old control room at the Heavy Ion Accelerator, Nuclear Physics research and hands-on training Facility at ANU College of Science, Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

‘Consequences’: Australia’s nuclear warning

One of Britain’s leading nuclear scientists says Australia will face consequences if it continues to reject nuclear energy.

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China unveils plan to smash Tesla in Aus

A bold new plan from a new Chinese EV maker will directly undermine Tesla in Australia while addressing buyer concerns about going electric.

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Cheap Temu buy putting Aussies at risk

A cheap car accessory favoured by many Aussies is putting them at risk for an unexpected reason.

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