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(FILES) Elon Musk looks on during a news conference with US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on May 30, 2025. Musk has urged his 227 million social media followers to cancel their Netflix subscriptions, accusing the streaming platform of promoting what he describes as transgender propaganda. In his latest culture war campaign, the Tesla tycoon joined a trend launched by conservative social media account Libs of TikTok that cited the animated series

‘Greed’: Musk faces backlash over new deal

The globe is turning on Elon Musk’s record-breaking trillion-dollar Tesla pay deal, accusing the world’s richest man of greed.

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Australia has been accused by China of a military cover up in the South China Sea.

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‘Vile’: China’s shocking cover-up claim

Australia has been accused of a ‘cover-up’ and making ‘false claims’ about a tense encounter with a Chinese warplane.

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Share prices in Alphabet have tumbled after a tweet from OpenAI.

Google loses $100 billion as rival launches

One tweet sent shares of Google’s parent company spiralling, as a rival company shakes things up in a major way.

iPad Pro with the new M5 chip put to the test.

Beautiful and powerful: this is no ordinary iPad

The latest iPad Pro is designed for the most intensive applications on the planet – whether complex AI, 6k video editing, instant summaries of pages of univerity lectures notes, or live translation of your scribbles.

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Expected coldfront to hit southeast Australia on Friday. Picture: BSCH Stormcast

‘Destructive’ winds, cold blast to batter Aus

The BoM has issued a severe weather warning as destructive winds up to 130km/hr and snow threaten southeastern states from Friday.

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fishermans crocodile tale goes viral

Man hit croc with dog in 30m death battle

An Aussie fisherman has delivered a classic retelling of how he survived a brutal croc attack while fishing at a creek in Far North Queensland.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JULY 15 2025: A generic image of credit card, tap and go payment machine in a retail store as the RBA are releasing a new update on the surcharges today. Photo: NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

RBA mulls easing card rules for fintechs

The Reserve Bank of Australia has made a preliminary update into its consultation into card surcharges, with the central bank previously saying it can save consumers $1.2bn.

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Car giants hunt Aus for EV ‘Holy Grail’

Global carmakers are battling it out in an increasingly high stakes search for the ‘Holy Grail’ of electric vehicles and it’s happening right here in Australia.

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‘Let’s run it’: Chilling threat for Aug 31 rally

A Somali-Australian Twitch streamer has threatened upcoming anti-immigration rallies on Sunday, claiming he has a “shooter with a switch ready”.

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‘Critical safety gap’ in Aussie cars exposed

A new type of car technology is said to be up to 90 per cent safer than current vehicles but are its promises too good to be true?

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The popular coastal walk was blanketed in thick seafoam on Wednesday. Picture: Visit Henley Beach via Facebook

Bizarre sight on Aussie beach

Mysterious sea foam has invaded an Aussie beach, sparking fears of links to a toxic algal bloom that has killed thousands of sea creatures.

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Nothing Phone (3) promises to deliver

The smartphone looks different from anything you’ll get from Apple and Samsung, thanks to its “see-through” rear design.

2025 Audi RS 3 Sportback. Picture: Supplied

‘Discount Lambo’ ready to thrill

This latest installment of this cult classic that’s just hit Aussie roads delivers a supercar-rivalling experience for a fraction of the price.

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China fires back in EV speed war

Performance car giant Mercedes has been dramatically usurped by a Chinese upstart in the battle for EV speed supremacy.

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