‘I dropped my phone in water, this happened’
A new phone is set to shake up the market in Australia, and if you drop it in the water, that’s no problem at all.
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Stunning supercar thrills on track
This gorgeous two-door should have Ferrari and Lamborghini checking their rear-view mirrors.
‘I didn’t have sex with my boyfriend’s dad’
An 18-year-old student says she is the “victim of a co-ordinated cyber attack” over a sick rumour that spread like wildfire across social media.
‘Chilling silence’ as Australia threatened
Chairman Xi Jinping has just deliberately threatened Australia – and it revealed something truly horrifying about us.
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Huge move over war crimes finding
Medals have been stripped from up to nine serving and former military commanders after a bombshell inquiry found special forces soldiers likely committed war crimes.
‘No one is buying’: Proof of EV ‘flop’
EVs have been such a “commercial flop” that manufacturers are now trying to flog them by any means necessary, says Caleb Bond.
Fresh fighter in cheap EV brawl
An Aussie favourite returns serve to cut-price Chinese rivals with an affordable new EV set to arrive next year.
Facebook, TikTok set to change forever
Social media platforms like Facebook and TikTok will be held to account for harmful misinformation under new laws.
Three reasons why social media ban must be for 16yo
One blanket, minimum age to access social media for all Australians will spare parents, schools and young people themselves from unintended negative consequences of a two-tier system, argues Dr Simon Wilksch.
‘Vile and violent’: Sunrise reporter unleashes
A reporter who became caught up in the ‘vile and violent’ anti-war protest has spoken about her experience in detail.
New China virus will ‘damage your brain’
A new virus has been discovered, with symptoms including fever, headache, dizziness, muscle pain, fatigue and neurological issues.
Shock Uber shutdown, Aussies stranded
Uber’s sudden closure of one of its car platforms has left Aussies scrambling for alternatives.
Battlefield ‘holy grail’ found on Aussie vets’ paper napkin
The world’s first full functioning battlefield uncrewed ground vehicle has been unveiled and you wouldn’t believe it’s humble Aussie beginnings.
Tech giant’s bombshell admission
US tech giant Meta has admitted to systematically scraping the public data of millions of Australians to train its AI products.
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