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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos OCTOBER 31, 2025: The Ghost Shark is a long-range, extra-large autonomous underwater vehicle being jointly developed by Anduril Industries and the Australian Department of Defence for the Royal Australian Navy. Picture: NewsWire / Nikki Short

‘Ghost Shark’: Australia’s wild new weapon

The first 5.8m undersea “Ghost Shark” vessel, designed to uplift Australia’s lethal capabilities deep underwater has just rolled off the line in Sydney.

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Chinese car giant lands killer blow

Like the jaws of a vice, Chinese giant BYD is preparing to clamp down on either side of the Australian car market and that’s a good thing for buyers.

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A young woman has died after being struck by lightning on the Sunshine Coast, with more wild and dangerous weather expected to smash millions this weekend.

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Huge storm cancels Halloween celebrations

Torrential rain and hail rolled through the east coast, forcing organisers to cancel Halloween events even as revellers donned costumes.

Aussie horror named ‘most distressing’ ever

Aussie horror named ‘most distressing’ ever

It’s Halloween night and if you’re looking to be scared, science has crowned the scariest movies to ever grace the silver screen.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos SEPTEMBER 22, 2025: Optus in George Street, CBD. Four deaths have been associated with an Optus outage that impacted triple-0 services across the country. Picture: NewsWire / Nikki Short

‘Shaken’: New triple-0 powers to be legislated

The government has vowed to rebuild confidence in the triple-0 system with plans to legislate a watchdog after an Optus outage linked to several deaths.

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Influencer pays price for vile needle pranks

A French influencer has been jailed for six months for faking syringe attacks on strangers in a viral ‘prank’ video.

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Kirk shooting, train stabbing videos banned

Kirk shooting, train stabbing videos banned

Three graphic videos from the US, including Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the brutal stabbing murder of Iryna Zarutska, have been banned in Australia.

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Minister rejects thorny Triple-0 question

Under-fire minister Anika Wells has denied the Albanese government bears any responsibility for shock Optus outages.

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‘Dangerous, deadly’: Thousands call for e-bike, e-scooter crackdown

A spike in e-bike and e-scooter deaths has fuelled calls for a crackdown, with thousands of Australians demanding the rides face the same road laws as cars. Have your say

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Towing expert Tim van Duyl with the Ford Ranger hybrid. Picture: Nathan Jacobs

The tough choice for road trips

Picking a vehicle can often be a difficult compromise – especially if you want to hit the road for extended periods.

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FILE - Chat GPT app icon is seen on a smartphone screen, Aug. 4, 2025, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato, file)

‘Deeply sorry’: 3000 Aussies’ data leaked to AI

The NSW government says it is “deeply sorry” after sensitive information of thousands of flood victims was uploaded to ChatGPT in a major data breach.

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Aussies at risk in government AI data breach

Thousands of people applied to the NSW government to help make their homes more resilient to floods – now their personal data may have been exposed.

TOPSHOT - Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during the Congress of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs in Moscow on March 18, 2025. (Photo by Maxim Shemetov / POOL / AFP)

‘Defeat’: Putin’s TV allies break ranks

After nearly four years of relentless propaganda, some of Vladimir Putin’s trusty allies are breaking ranks to lift the lid on a number of claims.

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Car giant warns sales could ‘fall by 50pc’

Car giant Ford fears sales vehicle sales could soon be in free fall because of a lack of ‘predictability’ in the market.

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