Auto ‘bloodbath’: CEO quits global car giant
First Nissan, now this. Another global automotive giant has suffered a loss that could signal the beginning of the end.
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New move to protect Aussies from scammers
SMS scammers pretending to be banks, government services and other companies will be crippled by a new SMS ID register.
Insane footage of runaway Aussie Tesla
This Tesla smashed into multiple cars before driving off the edge of a rooftop car park in crazy scenes all captured on camera.
‘Knock it on the head’: Major tech crackdown
The tech giants that dominate our app use could face large new fines and bans on anti-competitive dominance.
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Common parking act angers Aussies
A common parking act has been called out on social media, as drivers continue to park in yellow lined bays.
Moment shark vomits up Aussie animal
A researcher has shared the wild moment he witnessed a tiger shark vomit up an iconic Australian animal.
Medibank sued after cyber attack hits 9.7m
Medibank is being taken to court after the personal information of 9.7 million Australians was stolen in a cyber attack.
Medibank sued after cyber attack hits 9.7m
Medibank is being taken to court after the personal information of 9.7 million Australians was stolen in a cyber attack.
What to do if your TikTok account is hacked
TikTok has issued an update after high-profile accounts worldwide, including that of hotel heiress Paris Hilton, were hacked. See what to do if it happens to you.
Dad storms graduation, prevents handshake
A father has been slammed online after storming the stage at his daughter’s high school graduation ceremony.
Former Holden boss has dig at Aussies
The man who designed the Holden Monaro believes Australian car buyers are a fickle lot and that has opened the door to a wave of new competition.
Car boss says buyers are wary of used EVs
A top car company executive says consumers and car dealers are spooked about the ramifications of buying or trading a second-hand electric vehicle.
Dire future for Aussie ski seasons
Even if damage is reined in, one of Australia’s key tourism drivers faces a bleak future, new research finds.
250mm deluge to smash east coast
Australia’s east coast is bracing for a wild deluge which could dump up to 250mm in some regions and possibly leave thousands exposed to flash flooding.
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