Military scientist’s X-rated employment scam
A US military scientist allegedly tricked a contractor into hiring a sex worker – who then went on to service other scientists at the Air Force base.
Innovation
‘Dishonest’: Nine’s swipe at Roberts-Smith
Nine claims Ben Roberts-Smith revealed his “consciousness of guilt” when he and his SAS mates allegedly “lied” in court.
Mystery as Putin’s men die at nuclear plant
An unexplained “event” at an occupied Ukrainian nuclear plant has led to the deaths of several Russian soldiers with others “running around in a panic”.
One key question in Roberts-Smith trial
The defamation “trial of the century” involving SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith can be distilled to one single question.
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Volvo’s answer to the BMW 3 Series
The new Volvo S60 is stylish and loaded with safety equipment but can it match its German rivals for pure driving pleasure? We find out.
The best cars for you and your family
After a summer growth spurt many mums and dads might be wondering if their current family taxi can handle another year of school drop-off. Here is a list of the best rides for your brood.
Common drive-thru act is actually illegal
Many people have done this while paying for their cheeseburger and chips but cops have warned it will cost you hundreds in fines.
Anxiety-free alternative to EVs
Electric cars are the future, but for a lot of reasons they are still impractical for a lot of Aussies. But there is a way to lower your emissions without the anxiety caused by the shortcomings of an electric car.
Surprising Tesla sales results revealed
Tesla keeps its local sales figures close to its chest but leaked numbers reportedly reveal exactly what it has been hiding this whole time.
Weirdest roadside assistance call-outs
Australia’s roadside assistance crews attended hundreds of thousands of call outs every year. And more than a few of them have nothing to do with car trouble.
Sons’ desperate hunt for clues in family photo
Families are sharing pictures in the hope it will help piece together stories from one of the darkest periods of our history.
‘World first’ for $800,000 supercar
This boutique car maker from the US has detailed a supercar that is unlike any other. The vehicle combines two polar opposite abilities in a single product.
Google boss calls for tech ban
A surprising voice has emerged calling for a ban on facial recognition technology that potentially poses serious threats to privacy.
Subaru announces shock change
The Japanese brand has committed to a massive change that is sure to have a knock-on effect in Australia and change the cars we drive forever.
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