Australia’s dangerous message to China
Australia’s silence on an Iran issue that its allies have acted swiftly to condemn sends a dangerous message to China.
Innovation
Radical plan for $12 billion floating city
Billed as double the size of the Roman Colosseum, plans have been made of a uber luxurious terayacht complete with beach clubs, parks and shopping centres.
Trigger that could spark World War Three
A missile has detonated in Poland killing two people, now analysts have revealed what would need to happen to trigger a wider war across Europe.
Pollies using Tinder to target voters
One political party’s candidates are using apps such as Tinder, Grindr and Bumble to make their pitch to voters ahead of an upcoming state election.
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China’s human-like monkeys spark concerns
Chinese scientists successfully created human-like monkeys to observe their brains, however their experiments have been slammed as unethical.
Shocking actions of rich drivers exposed
Researchers have uncovered some disturbing attitudes towards pedestrians — and it seems owners of luxury cars are the worst offenders.
The best compact SUV revealed
Australians love their SUVs. And now a new class of affordable small family SUVs have arrived, but which is the best one for you?
No show: Car makers fall victim to virus
$400 million extravaganza cancelled as authorities ban mass gatherings in European hub, prompting manufacturers to rethink new model launches.
World’s most insta-worthy road trips
In the digital world, likes are currency, and these picturesque spots will get you more than others. And one strip of Aussie road is punching well above its weight.
China’s aggressive new move exposed
While the eyes of the world are distracted by the coronavirus, something very dangerous is going down in the South China Sea.
Code kept in vault for 1000 years
What could be so important that the world is hiding it 250 metres down an abandoned coal mine on a remote Norwegian island?
Surprising result in ute tug of war
You wouldn’t think a tiny scale model would be able to tow away a two-tonne gas guzzling truck, but it sure is fun to watch it try.
Tested: BMW cheapest car
BMW now gives potential owners the chance to step into one of its machines for under $50,000, but is it worth the money? We find out.
Drivers to cop big fines from new cameras
Drivers who are caught out by NSW’s mobile detection cameras will start copping $344 fines and five demerit points as the grace period comes to an end.
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