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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - July 29, 2025: Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers during Question Time at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

‘Last resort:’ AI warning before crucial talks

An influential body has urged against over-regulating the new technology that could boost the economy by $116bn over the next decade.

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Superman’s heroic canine companion has sparked a significant surge in online interest around adopting rescue dogs, but the trend isn’t necessarily a good thing.

‘Superpup’ inspires rescue dog boom

The Man of Steel’s heroic canine has sparked huge online interest around adopting rescue dogs, but the trend isn’t necessarily a good thing.

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Global war, human enhancement and flying cars were once the stuff of a blockbuster video game set in futuristic 2025. Now, the real world has caught up.

Dystopian $4bn game’s wild 2025 predictions

Global war, human enhancement and flying cars were once the stuff of a blockbuster video game set in futuristic 2025. Now, the real world has caught up.

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Car giant’s brutal truth: ‘We’re terrible’

The boss of one of the world’s biggest selling car companies has made a shocking admission as to why Aussies just aren’t interested in them.

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The discovery has led to the confirmation of the existence of large carnivorous dinosaurs on what would become the Australian continent. Picture: Jonathan Metzger/Supplied

‘Groundbreaking’ Aussie dinosaur discovery

The “groundbreaking” evidence points to the existence of a unique apex predator that wandered the continent over 100 million years ago.

Fake video of Trump sucking Musk’s toes prompts investigation

Fake video of Trump sucking Musk’s toes prompts investigation

Department of Housing & Urban Development’s monitors were allegedly hacked to display an AI-generated video of President Donald Trump sucking…

Dog attacks on Australia Post posties have increased. Picture: Australia Post

Posties’ bizarre defence against dog attacks

Australia Post boss Paul Graham has shared the new way posties are fending off the increasing rates of dog attacks while they make their rounds.

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Erin Molan

‘Absolutely’: Molan’s huge call on career

Former Sky News presenter and radio host Erin Molan has provided an update on her big plans for the next stages of her career.

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Erin Molan

‘Absolutely’: Molan’s huge call on career

Former Sky News presenter and radio host Erin Molan has provided an update on her big plans for the next stages of her career.

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Tesla owners disguising their cars amid fear

Owners of Elon Musk’s Tesla EVs are taking some extreme measures on the road for one very sad reason.

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Why are Tesla owners disguising their cars?

Why are Tesla owners disguising their cars?

Is this an in-joke between Tesla owners?

Generic photo illustrating IVF. Mother's hands holding Baby's tiny feet. Picture: iStock

Major IVF provider confirms huge data hack

Sensitive information at risk includes addresses, comprehensive medical histories, Medicare card numbers and insurance details.

Generic photo illustrating IVF. Mother's hands holding Baby's tiny feet. Picture: iStock

Major IVF provider confirms huge data hack

Sensitive information at risk includes addresses, comprehensive medical histories, Medicare card numbers and insurance details.

A jar of vegemite could make it to space with the launch of an Australian built rocket, which could reach orbit in less than a month following final approvals. Gilmour Space Technologies announced the Eris rocket could launch “no earlier” than March 15, which would mark the first Australian built rocket aiming for orbit.Picture: Supplied.

Vegemite to be launched into space

A jar of vegemite is set to be launched into space in Australia’s first attempt at sending a rocket into orbit from Aussie soil.

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