‘Culture of fear’ revealed in scathing report
A bombshell report into one state’s public sector has revealed it is ruled by a “culture of fear”, with a warning of a “creeping politicisation” of the service.
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Marles touts AUKUS AI as China threat looms
Australian, UK and US defence ministers are touting a brave new world of AI-backed surveillance technology just days after the Chinese navy injured Australian military personnel in the East China Sea.
Iconic ice cream factory gets $100m rebuild
A beloved Aussie ice cream factory is back in business after a $100 million repair build, following the devastating floods that swept the region in 2022.
Last Big Bank smacks Aussie homeowners
Australia’s biggest bank is the last of the Big Four to slug Aussie homeowners with another lift in interest rates. Here’s how much you’ll pay.
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Time bomb in 637,000 cars
THE number of cars caught up in the global airbag recall is growing — and motorists must wait up to a year to have the deadly devices replaced.
Has the new Toyota HiLux gone soft?
THE first all-new Toyota HiLux ute in 10 years has been unveiled — and it was designed by the same person who developed one of the world’s smallest cars.
Our biggest defence contract ever
AN insight into the German shipping construction company aiming to win the $20 billion-plus defence project to build Australia’s future submarines.
Holden recalls 21,000 more cars
HOLDEN has issued its eighth recall in just five months. Other models could catch fire or lurch forward while parked, now the handbrake could slip.
Panic over huge global car recall
A RECALL of 53 million vehicles has sparked massive concern among Australian motorists, crashing the government’s information website.
‘Thanks for nothing, Ford’
SOME Aussies are just not quite ready to let go of the Falcon and they are making sure Ford knows about it.
Tony’s Tradies set for new wheels
THE cost of some cars will almost halve for eligible businesses and sole traders following the recent Federal Budget. Here are the vehicles they’ll be looking at.
Faulty airbags could spray shrapnel
TOYOTA Australia has recalled more than 180,000 vehicles over fears that faulty airbags could spray deadly shrapnel at the driver when deployed.
Ford rules out ‘monster ute’ for Oz
IT’S the monster truck of pick-ups and has been the top-selling vehicle in the USA for 33 years in a row. But Ford won’t sell it here.
Mobiles don’t cause crashes: expert
AUSTRALIA has the toughest fines for drivers caught using mobile phones, but one expert claims such laws be might making our roads more unsafe.
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