‘Year-round’: New Sydney shark warning
An aggressive shark species could be staying for longer in the world-famous Sydney Harbour, new research has warned.
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The Ferrari that ruins everything
A few minutes behind the wheel of Ferrari’s $7 million hypercar will warp any driver’s perspective.
‘Won’t survive’: Huge fear for Aussie treasure
Politicians have been served a major wake-up call when it comes to the management of one of the world’s most-treasured natural wonders.
Major strides towards energy holy grail
Scientists have set a new record in nuclear fusion performance, bringing the world one step closer to achieving clean, unlimited energy.
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Australia to miss out on lifesaving tech
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If you live here, work from home today
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Inside Amazon’s Chiba Minato warehouse in Tokyo
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Major flight update amid ‘bomb cyclone’
A major flight update has been issued for Sydney travellers as a “bomb cyclone” wreaks havoc for travellers across the east coast.
Major flight update amid ‘bomb cyclone’
A major flight update has been issued for Sydney travellers as a “bomb cyclone” wreaks havoc for travellers across the east coast.
Aussies ‘shafted’ in cops’ AI move
A hugely controversial shift toward policing via artificial intelligence is set to reap big cash rewards for the government as drivers pay the price.
Billionaire’s EV nightmare for Tesla
A new electric SUV backed by a tech billionaire who has made his money via smartphones has taken the car market by storm.
Robot disaster proves AI is a long way off
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