Xi’s massive problem as brutal war looms
The threat of war on Australia’s doorstep is escalating – but Chinese President Xi Jinping risks falling into one major “tyrant trap”.
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Putin orders massive nuclear escalation
In a development that will send shockwaves through the West, Putin was seen watching as military personnel pushed the button – literally – to launch a series of strikes.
Mistake leaves Australia exposed to China
As China builds a vast military, Australia has been left with an extreme vulnerability and “can no longer be complacent”.
Single image exposes Putin’s blatant lie
Russia’s latest denial has blown up in its face after images emerged of the most recent bombing of Ukrainian civilians.
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New $500k supercar’s crazy stat
Ferrari is one of the world’s premier supercar makers, and its latest addition pays tribute to the classic F40 and is faster than a V8 Supercar.
Mercedes ‘risking lives’ with Takata airbag delays
Australia’s competition watchdog has accused luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz of putting the lives of drivers and passengers at risk by failing to meet deadlines for a widespread safety recall.
Aussie car giant probes massive cyber hack
Manheim Auctions which holds sensitive data for thousands of Aussies remains in turmoil after a major security breach as cyber security experts race to determine the cause.
Shock finding on car quality, reliability
Some prestige brands will be embarrassed by the results of new independent research on vehicle dependability, while one newcomer has topped the rankings.
Cruel reason mum had 11 profiles
The things she did to two children were bad enough, but her use of Facebook profiles in the aftermath made things so much worse.
Luxury car maker’s urgent car recall
Mercedes-Benz is scrambling to get cars off the road after it emerged the company didn’t recall cars fitted with deadly Takata airbags.
Three skills young SA drivers don’t know
A new survey has shown Millennial drivers are putting themselves at risk and wasting thousands of dollars because they are failing to carry out these simple safety checks.
New way kids are buying alcohol
The alcohol industry has taken aim at a “vastly inaccurate” new study claiming children could be buying booze on the internet.
Why the Ford Ranger is so popular
Ford has sold about 200,000 Ford Ranger in the past five years, which means there are plenty of second hand versions available at a huge discount. Here’s what you should look out for.
Bored of your life? You can buy his
An Australian artist returning home to look after his mother is “selling” his life in New York City, but the clock is ticking.
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