Mystery of huge outback ‘scar’ solved
The chance discovery of a mammoth 11-kilometre long scar in the earth in Australia’s remote outback sparked intrigue and conspiracy.
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Star confronts fans after ‘monkey’ slur
A social media star with 33 million followers has called out a group of young fans after a disturbing incident follwing his Aussie tour.
Disturbing stat about Aussie workers
Australian workers are falling for bogus phishing attacks at almost twice the global rate, concerning research shows.
Kochie’s dire warning on Chinese EVs
Financial guru David Koch has issued a warning to Aussies jumping on cheap EV deals from Chinese brands.
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Car maker slashes EV price by thousands
This electric Tesla Model Y rival has had a second price cut in six months, joining a growing trend of discounting in response to slowing growth.
Bold change in direction for Euro SUV
This well-known brand has traditionally taken a conservative approach to its flagship family-sized SUV, but the latest model is a departure.
Bold change in direction for Euro SUV
This well-known brand has traditionally taken a conservative approach to its flagship family-sized SUV, but the latest model is a departure.
Surgeries shut down as Covid bomb hits
One state’s health system has cancelled elective surgeries as a new wave of Covid and respiratory infections smash hospitals.
Water tanker mobbed by locals in scorching heat wave
Delhi is facing an acute water supply shortage, after a heatwave teasing temps of 50C+ left water systems without power and stockpiles of water…
Aussie left red faced after celeb encounter
An Australian TikToker interviewed director Baz Luhrmann on the street without knowing who he was.
Young Lawyer reveals she’s quit her job
Chloe, an ex-lawyer, opens up on her reasoning for quitting her job of 6 years – without having another position lined up.
Australia’s mercy mission as PNG landslide crisis escalates
The Australian Defence Force is providing a lifeline to embattled Papua New Guineans who are facing a new even deadlier threat in the wake of a horror landslide.
‘Hell’: Insect invasion brings city to knees
Locals are living in fear after millions of insects wreak havoc and cause multiple car crashes after descending upon an entire city.
Phones, vending machines to stop working
Aussies are being warned of looming chaos in just a few weeks when millions of devices including phones and vending machines suddenly stop working.
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