Satellite pics catch China in the act
Commercial satellites have again caught China out in a move that that’s causing concern about its plans in the South China Sea.
Innovation
‘Mass destruction’: Chinese student barred
A Chinese student hoping to study at an Australian university has had her visa rejected over fears that one professor called “absurd”.
World ‘closer to annihilation’ then ever before
The Doomsday Clock, a measure of how close the world is to armageddon, has been reset – now it’s the nearest it’s ever been to midnight.
‘Escalate’: Rare spray from Chinese spy
In a rare move, former Chinese spy chief Qiu Jin has warned of ‘escalation’ and ‘malicious practices’ from ‘external forces’.
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Why this could be the ideal family SUV
Hyundai’s big seven-seat SUV combines all the essential gear to keep the whole family happy. And there is one safety feature that could turn out to be a lifesaver.
Bezos backs Aussie police tech overhaul
One of the country’s biggest police departments will soon be relying on technology from a company backed by the world’s richest man.
Kia’s new top-shelf performance car
Cargo fibre body additions, Alcantara trim and a twin-turbo engine normally cost drivers huge money. That’s not the case here.
The most exciting future cars revealed
The car industry is going through the biggest change since engines replaced horsepower. And these are the biggest game changers in the business.
Musk’s ‘WTF’ virus tirade
The Tesla boss has once again taken aim at the response to the coronavirus pandemic, calling restrictions a “fascist” “forcible imprisoning”.
Why this is the world’s best selling car
Just as there is something attractive about people who know their way around a kitchen or toolbox, Toyota’s no-nonsense hybrid sedan has practical appeal.
Shocking power surge for fastest Mustang
Ford’s push for battery power will bring mean, green machines for next-gen car enthusiasts, promising world-beating performance.
Another fan favourite could bite the dust
The car industry is in a period of transition as it responds to changing buyer habits and that means performance cars are under the microscope.
New tool to revolutionise car ownership
How your car runs and operates is a mystery to most people, but a new affordable device can give novices and home mechanics an insight into the dark workings of their car.
Tested: the hybrid with V8 performance
This Japanese luxury car brand needs to stand out from its dominant German competition, and one addition will leave your head thumping.
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