Putin’s new move reveals biggest rival
Vladimir Putin has revealed how a new super weapon is going help Russia tackle what he says are the biggest threats facing his nation.
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‘Perish’: China’s threat as tensions boil over
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Covid patch more effective than needles
Aussie researchers are claiming a breakthrough in the way Covid vaccines are delivered, with good news for needle-phobes.
Kim’s chilling new nuclear threat to the West
Kim Jong-un has used a new speech to issue a chilling threat to the West, claiming he is ready to deploy nuclear weapons against the US and South Korea.
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Nissan goes all in on SUVs
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Big problem with affordable luxury car
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Audi puts emotions before emissions
Banner year ahead for Audi Sport luxury brand that prioritised the joy of wealthy owners ahead of air quality for the wider public.
Big myth about 5G technology busted
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Australia’s favourite cars revealed
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Holden’s new supercar passes big milestone
The most expensive car to be sold by Holden has taken a giant step towards hitting local roads to challenge Ferrari and Lamborghini.
Shock luxury car gets axed
Launched just over two years ago, the Mercedes ute has been canned globally because sales didn’t meet expectations — even though this type of vehicle is hugely popular in Australia.
Companies slammed for selling dodgy cars
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Australia’s best tough ute revealed
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‘Nowhere near enough’: Aussie cities failing
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