200 bombs found under children’s playground
Parents have been left horrified after discovering something very sinister underneath their local children’s playground.
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World at ‘turning point’ as leaders scramble
Political and tech industry leaders have descended on Paris to attend an urgent roundtable to “take back control” of a civilisation-altering innovation.
Powerful, addictive phone delights and disappoints
With next level AI and photo features, it could be the most talked about phone of 2025 – and its already dividing some of the biggest reviewers on the planet. REVIEW
‘Game changer’: $300 item we all need
It doesn’t look like much, but according to one Aussie mum, if you’re going to make one change to your home this year, it should be this.
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ABC’s apology to former Aussie soldier
An independent review of ABC war crime reporting that sparked criticism for editing gunshot footage has found the broadcaster failed in its duty to its audience.
Marles’ high stakes AUKUS meeting
Australia’s Defence Minister Richard Marles is heading to Washington DC to talk AUKUS with his new counterpart in Donald Trump’s administration.
Working examples of how easy it is to hack a phone
NewsWire’s Finance reporter Cameron Micallef sat down with the TPG Telecom red team to show off some cutting edge deepfake tech and how easily…
Baby-faced DOGE team tearing down US gov
Elon Musk’s DOGE has brought in a team of six baby-faced engineers, aged from 19 to 25, tasked with dismantling US government agencies.
‘Infect devices’: Australia announces AI ban
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has dropped a bombshell regarding Chinese AI company DeepSeek after it shook the world last week.
‘Go and fight’: Kremlin’s wild claim
The Kremlin’s claim against Canberra comes after Russian officials dragged their heels confirming Australian POW Oscar Jenkins is alive.
Major update on flying Melb to LA in 8.5 hours
American company Boom has just got one massive step closer to a supersonic passenger plane that can cut flight times in half.
Terrifying incident shows America’s new war
One of Donald Trump’s major executive orders could spark devastating unintended consequences from a threat lurking right now deep inside America.
‘Going rogue’: Expert’s AI warning
The rapid development of artificial intelligence in everything from healthcare to warfare comes with a growing risk of the tech going rogue.
Kiwi fury as Trump steals ‘one thing we did’
Moments after being sworn in, President Donald Trump sparked a diplomatic incident 14,000 kilometres away and ruffled feathers in New Zealand with a hefty lie.
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