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

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

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Australia is bracing for a week of wild weather as a powerful cold front tears across the country, bringing damaging winds, thunderstorms, snow and the threat of widespread rain later in the week. Image: Weatherzone

Grim outlook after cold front smashes state

Severe weather warnings have been issued for Aussies in several states, after a powerful cold front brought wild weather to parts of the country.

2025 LDV Deliver 9 campervan. Picture: Supplied

$90k alternative to owning a home

With all the modern comforts you need, at just $90,000 this could become a real alternative to owning a home as real estate and rent costs continue to skyrocket.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos SEPTEMBER 10 2025; Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles, addresses the media in a press conference at HMAS Kuttabul naval base, Sydney. The Government is investing $1.7 billion to acquire a new fleet of Australian??designed and built extra-large autonomous undersea vehicles known as the Ghost Shark for the Royal Australian Navy. Photo: NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

Aus rejects Trump link after $12bn move

Richard Marles sidestepped questions probing whether the funding splash was done to appease Donald Trump, ahead of a highly-anticipated meeting with the PM.

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Ghost Shark is being jointly developed and funded by a partnership between Defence and Anduril Australia, and will become Mission Zero (0) for the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA). *** Local Caption *** Ghost Shark is being jointly developed and funded by a partnership between Defence and Anduril Australia, and will become Mission Zero (0) for the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA). Only Defenceâs highest priorities are used to select ASCA missions and there must be an identified pathway for the innovation to transition to capability. Ten Australian companies have partnered with Anduril Australia to be ready for the manufacture of Ghost Shark, and there are 42 Australian companies who stand to benefit in the supply chain. Ghost Shark will provide Navy with a stealthy, long-range autonomous undersea warfare capability that can conduct persistent intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and strike. It will also enhance Navyâs ability to operate with allies and partners. ?The Ghost Shark will form part of the Albanese Governmentâs investment of up to $7.2 billion for the development and acquisition of subsea warfare capabilities and new autonomous and uncrewed maritime vehicles. The Government is spending more than $10 billion on autonomous and uncrewed systems, including armed systems, as part of a comprehensive plan to provide the ADF with capabilities it needs to meet strategic circumstances. ?Navy will also explore the potential for synergies between Navyâs XL-AUV program and future trilateral collaboration through AUKUS Advanced Capabilities Picture: NCA NewsWire handout

$1.7 billion ‘ghost sharks’ announced

The Albanese government has unveiled a major investment in a crucial defence technology.

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Europe sinking in China car war

Europe’s car giants are under siege from relentless Chinese upstarts and judging by one of the continent’s biggest car events, there might be no turning back.

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Highlights: Apple Reveals iPhone Air, New Airpods and iPhone 17

Highlights: Apple Reveals iPhone Air, New Airpods and iPhone 17

Apple unveiled the iPhone 17 lineup at its annual September event, including its first new phone model in years—the ultra-thin iPhone Air.

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - JUNE 19, 2024: Generic photo of Australian shopping centre ALDI .Picture: NewsWire / Glenn Campbell

ALDI’s surprise new business move

Low-cost German grocery retailer Aldi is expanding into a new sector, promising households a ‘simpler’ experience in one key area.

Strict new laws to access porn in Australia

Australia is preparing to ban kids from accessing porn sites, with tough new age verification laws set to roll out within months.

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September 4, 2025: Port Noarlunga Algal Bloom. Picture: Kelly Barnes

Algal disaster triggers JobSeeker plea

Seafood industry representatives are pleading with the federal government to consider a new JobSeeker program to preserve jobs amid a rolling environmental catastrophe.

2025 Deepal E07 Multitruck. picture: Supplied

China’s ‘Temu Cybertruck’ makes no sense

Is it a truck? Is it a car? Is it a ute? We’re not really sure and it seems the makers of this new ‘multi-truck’ aren’t really sure either. If anything, it excels in confusing.

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2025 Tesla Model Y. Picture: Mark Bean

Aussies unfazed over EV drama

Controversy over the future of EVs in Australia seems to have done little to hurt their popularity – in fact the opposite is true.

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2025 Haval H7. Picture: Supplied

China’s ‘Big Dog’ arrives in Australia

A Chinese carmaker’s new SUV promises a new style of practicality, but a concerning performance flaws threaten to derail its Australian market aspirations.

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‘Monumental’: Aussie social media age ban to make global impact

Leading global child safety advocates have explained why Australia’s imminent social media age limit is critical to protecting kids, and how other countries should do the same.

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