‘Killer robots’: China’s terrifying nuclear plan
Australia’s greatest defence — distance — is under threat. China wants to build a nuclear-powered torpedo “swarm” capable of striking anywhere in the Pacific.
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Extraordinary spray in Roberts-Smith trial
Ben Roberts-Smith’s barrister has quoted Seinfeld, Sherlock Holmes, Walter Mitty and even Neighbours in a colourful court spray.
World’s biggest company winner in airport chaos
One of the world’s biggest companies is benefiting from the chaos travellers are facing at airports around the globe.
Explosive new photos in SAS trial
New documents have been released in Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation trial, shedding light on its most closely guarded moments.
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The worst time of day for crashes revealed
As kids go back to school, parents are being urged to be extra cautious as new data shows the time of day most accidents occur.
Kia’s new cut-price SUV revealed
The South Korean brand has been one of the success stories of the past few years, and its latest model due to arrive later this year is sure to excite buyers.
Warning signs of South China Sea clash
The spectre of China is looming ever larger over Asia. Now international relations experts are sounding alarms at the risks of an armed clash.
Double demerits kick in for long weekend
Double demerits will run for four days over the Australia Day long weekend period, with drivers warned to be careful on the roads.
Big SUV’s head-scratching omission
Ford’s new large SUV was hyped as the replacement for the locally built Territory. But one missing feature will turn off a lot of buyers of big SUVs.
Doomsday is now much closer
The keepers of the Doomsday clock has said we’re closer than ever to meeting our end, and they say one group of people is to blame.
Toyota’s astounding new claim
Toyota has been on a tear recently and the brand’s newest addition promises to lead all other vehicles of this type in the country.
World’s best gamers coming to Australia
Sydney set to hold world championship contest for a smash-hit game approaching 90 million sales around the globe.
Car makers give bushfire victims a break
Popular car makers are helping Australia’s bushfire victims by waiving fees, supplying vehicles and offering extended leave for volunteers.
The secret to Mitsubishi’s success
Mitsubishi has quietly become one of the top four brands in the country despite having an ageing line-up. And this big SUV shows why they are on a winning streak.
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