Why soldier is backing Ben Roberts-Smith
An SAS soldier has testified that Ben Roberts-Smith could not have executed Afghans found hiding in a tunnel for one reason.
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Satellite photos reveal China’s disturbing plan
New satellite photos show what China’s plan could be for their powerful hypersonic missiles – and the entire world should be worried.
Chinese spy ship spotted off Australia
Defence Minister Peter Dutton has confirmed a high-tech Chinese warship has been spotted lurking in Australian waters.
SAS witness quizzed on ‘kill photo’
Four photos, four men, one dead – a former squadmate of Ben Roberts-Smith has been grilled about a “missing” prisoner.
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Hundreds fined for ignoring light rail rule
More than 250 pedestrians have been hit with fines over the course of a month for breaking a crucial rule regarding Sydney’s new light rail route.
Suburbs where you’ll be slugged more for petrol
These Queensland motorists are forking out as much as 40 cents a litre extra to fill up their tank and are now being urged to “top up not fill up”.
Suburbs where you’ll be slugged more for petrol
These Melbourne motorists are forking out as much as 40 cents a litre extra to fill up their tank and are now being urged to “top up not fill up”.
Suburbs where you’ll be slugged more for petrol
These Sydney motorists are forking out as much as 30 cents a litre extra to fill up their tank and are now being urged to “top up not fill up”.
Ground-breaking supercar axed
This top-shelf sports car had head-turning looks and performance to match, but one feature set it apart from the rest. But now it is making way for even more advanced models.
Tested: Kia’s game-changing new SUV
The South Korean brand used to have a reputation for making cheap and cheerful cars. But the maker’s latest weapon will change everything you thought about it.
Car maker’s dramatic 180-degree turn
General Motors is set to bring back one of its most controversial vehicles as it looks to reinvent itself and play catch-up with Ford and Tesla.
‘Alarm bells’ over Australia’s $80b subs
Australia’s $80 billion submarine project has hit another snag, with the program so costly Defence has been advised to walk away.
Aussie bike firm nabs Sussex Royal website
Royalty has an unexpected new home in Australia after a small business found Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new web brand available and, on a whim, beat them to it.
Volkswagen’s cheapest SUV revealed
The German car making giant will add two all-new SUVs to its Australian line-up in the coming months. One is sharply priced, the other is aimed upmarket.
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