Aussie soldiers to train chefs, taxi drivers
Everyday Ukrainians pulled from their day jobs as pastry chefs, lawyers and hairdressers will be trained to fight against Russia by Australian soldiers.
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Big problem with Aussie bullet train
A bullet train from Sydney to Melbourne would change how Aussies travel. But experts have revealed why they are concerned.
$10 million ‘penis’ statue is insulting
An incredibly-expensive tribute to Martin Luther King has been unveiled in Boston and his family has compared it to a “big old dong”.
‘Frightening’: 90 days to world disaster
This scenario could easily play out – and the repercussions for the globe would be devastating unless Australia and other countries step in.
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Best cheap family SUV revealed
Buyers are snapping up Chinese cars, attracted by sharp prices. We pit the new MG HS against an established favourite and another newcomer.
Mystery missile tests amid pandemic
While the world wages war on coronavirus, one country claims to be unaffected – and is using the time to send a message to the rest of the globe.
Mazda set for shock move
New reports detail Japanese maker’s bold new move as it looks to carve out a niche for itself. But will the gamble pay off or will it come back to bite the brand?
Award-winning SUV gets huge boost
Fast cars and families don’t always get along, but a European brand wants to change that with its vision for the perfect all-rounder.
Can’t drive? Here’s how to get your fix
Lockdown requirements have put the brakes on going for a drive or ride to unwind, so here are five ways to get a dose of petrol.
Think twice about these car brands
They are some of the most sought after marques in the country, but there’s something you should know about them before you buy.
Mazda’s top SUV upgraded for offroading
They promise offroad adventure but very few SUVs are capable of tackling anything more than the afternoon school run. Mazda’s new CX-5 is an exception.
Double demerits kick in from tonight
Double demerits will be in force from just after midnight for some parts of the country, with police also ensuring people follow new virus restrictions.
Influencer’s $2m supercar lockdown crash
New York City police were shocked by Instagram star’s early-morning speed binge during COVID-19 lockdown. They soon discovered more troubling facts.
Photo that proves fines have gone too far
Police have been handing out fines by the dozen as they enforce new social distancing rules – but one picture highlights a huge problem.
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