Telstra slapped with major court order
Telstra must deregister over 150 radiocommunications sites after it was accused by the corruption watchdog of “hindering” a rival company’s 5G rollout.
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Threat of war with China ‘in next 10 years’
With the risk of war with China escalating, a major overhaul of Australia’s Defence Force will be carried out by a former chief and minister.
One strongman vs two powerful women
There’s a monumental showdown brewing, and it will see China’s Xi Jinping up against Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Nuclear annihilation just ‘one mistake’ away
The head of the UN has unleashed a sobering warning on the threat of nuclear warfare, adding “just one misunderstanding” could undo everything.
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Confusing cards costing commuters
Commuters on the country’s biggest public transport network have been overcharged due to one simple change in how they pay fares.
Road rule differences catching out drivers
A big thing that catches drivers out on our roads is how the rules change from state to state, with the confusion resulting in massive fines.
Mazda’s shock take on electric car
Popular brand is not sure battery power ‘makes sense’ in Australia, as fellow brands delay the instruction of important green-focused models.
Scary sign hidden in this picture
It’s supposed to be an international airport. It’s supposed to be part of a holiday resort on a pristine piece of coastline. But it’s not.
‘I killed a child’: Drone horror
Brandon Bryant watched as a small child darted on to the infra-red display in front of him — as a bright flash obliterated everything on the screen. WARNING: Graphic
The car that refused to die
This small car has been an Australian staple for more than 40 years. And despite the most recent version being 13 years old Australians are still buying thousands of them.
Aussies in crazy rush to buy $350k car
This brand new luxury SUV has been touted as Aston Martin’s savour and Aussies buyers have snapped them all up before anyone has even had the chance to drive one.
Surprise new SUV from Aussie favourite
Compact crossover model mixes sporting intent with hi-tech toys, though it’s likely to cost quite a bit more than the car it replaces.
Tested: Mazda’s all-new SUV
Mazda has launched its newest SUV. The new high-rider is based on the super popular Mazda3 hatch and provides buyers an alternative to the bigger CX-5.
Tested: Holden’s Toyota HiLux fighter
This is the car Holden hopes will pull it out of its sales spiral. But does the Lion brand’s top-shelf workhorse dual-cab have what it takes to compete with the nation’s favourite vehicles.
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