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The new discovery might change everything we know about the Bronze Age. Picture: Supplied

Insane 5000 year old find stuns historians

Archaeologists in the Middle East have unearthed a stunning 5,500 year old piece of evidence that changes what we know about the Bronze Age.

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos OCTOBER 3, 2025: Fire crews and water bombing aircraft were on the scene as a bushfire threatened residences near the Enogerra reservoir outside Brisbane. Picture: NewsWire/Tertius Pickard

‘Ignite’: Fire ban imposed on major city

A total fire ban will be put in place for millions of Aussies on Monday as firefighters warn dangerous weather conditions could ‘ignite’ a disaster.

Painting of a now-extinct slender-billed curlew.

Unwanted first as species wiped off earth

A mysterious migratory bird is the first of its kind to be declared extinct. Here’s what that means for its friends in the bird world.

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Australian delivery drivers could soon start using smart glasses which map out directions and package movements using AI-powered vision, as tech giant Amazon unveils an ambitious future vision of its home delivery network.

Crazy way Amazon plans to change deliveries

Amazon has unveiled the future of home delivery – and there are signs the tech could make its way to Australia in the future.

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Huge call on state’s feral horses

NSW Opposition leader Mark Speakman has backed an end to controversial laws protecting brumbies in the state’s Snowy Mountains.

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Sydney region radar at 4am on Thursday, September 11, 2025. Picture: Supplied / Weatherzone

Sydney smashed by wettest day in 146 years

Sydney has recorded its wettest September day in almost 150 years as wild weather continues to smash the state.

Aussie drivers are being stung with fines for a practice many thought was harmless.

‘Unknown’ rule councils using to fine Aus drivers

Aussie councils are being accused of overreach after hitting drivers with steep fines over unknown infringements.

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‘Tornadoes’: Millions brace for wild night

Residents in large parts of NSW are being advised to stay indoors as wild weather continues to wreak havoc across the state.

There is one question remaining after Israel's act. Picture: Supplied

‘Green light’: Qatar act spells world disaster

As the world is left stunned by Israel’s attack on Qatar, there is one burning question that remains unanswered.

2026 Mercedes-Benz GLC 400 with EQ Technology. Picture: Supplied

‘It hurts’: Benz goes all out with wild new ride

Revered German car maker Mercedes-Benz is bringing a wild new offering to Australia that is sure to throw fuel on the fire of its bitter battle with its upmarket rivals.

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Dead marine life along the Ardrossan coastline in the Yorke Peninsula. Pictured on 28th July 2025. Picture Ben Clark

‘Biggest fear’: Grim warning on beach crisis

An Aussie state’s algal bloom crisis has killed scores of marine wildlife and decimated industries. Now, there are fears it could get worse.

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - September 10, 2025: Vicki Brady, chief executive and managing director of Telstra, addresses the National Press Club of Australia in Canberra, on

Telstra boss’ urgent warning for Australia

Telstra chief Vicki Brady has warned Australia must act quickly with a bold national digital strategy or risk missing a crucial opportunity.

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Huge change to how we use Uber

Uber has announced a massive change to the way its passengers will use the ride hailing service.

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Ghost Shark is being jointly developed and funded by a partnership between Defence and Anduril Australia, and will become Mission Zero (0) for the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA). *** Local Caption *** Ghost Shark is being jointly developed and funded by a partnership between Defence and Anduril Australia, and will become Mission Zero (0) for the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA). Only Defenceâs highest priorities are used to select ASCA missions and there must be an identified pathway for the innovation to transition to capability. Ten Australian companies have partnered with Anduril Australia to be ready for the manufacture of Ghost Shark, and there are 42 Australian companies who stand to benefit in the supply chain. Ghost Shark will provide Navy with a stealthy, long-range autonomous undersea warfare capability that can conduct persistent intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and strike. It will also enhance Navyâs ability to operate with allies and partners. ?The Ghost Shark will form part of the Albanese Governmentâs investment of up to $7.2 billion for the development and acquisition of subsea warfare capabilities and new autonomous and uncrewed maritime vehicles. The Government is spending more than $10 billion on autonomous and uncrewed systems, including armed systems, as part of a comprehensive plan to provide the ADF with capabilities it needs to meet strategic circumstances. ?Navy will also explore the potential for synergies between Navyâs XL-AUV program and future trilateral collaboration through AUKUS Advanced Capabilities Picture: NCA NewsWire handout

$1.7 billion ‘ghost sharks’ announced

The Albanese government has unveiled a major investment in a crucial defence technology.

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