100k people divided by Elon Musk invention
In Las Vegas, 100,000 people queued up to try out Elon Musk’s latest futuristic invention. It left many of them scratching their heads.
Innovation
Russian spy ship lurking off US coast
The US Coast Guard has been tracking a Russian vessel “believed to be an intelligence gathering ship” off the coast of Hawaii in recent weeks.
Putin rolls out terrifying new weapon
Russian insiders claim the country has completed a terrifying new weapon capable of creating “radioactive tsunamis”.
Aussie soldiers to train chefs, taxi drivers
Everyday Ukrainians pulled from their day jobs as pastry chefs, lawyers and hairdressers will be trained to fight against Russia by Australian soldiers.
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Australia won’t get the best COVID-19 tracing app
It’s already the most talked-about app in Australia but the forthcoming coronavirus-tracing app will not be based on the best tech available, security experts warn.
Could this be the dark horse of the year?
New small car is due to land in Australia in a few months where it will take on some of the most popular vehicles in the country.
Toyota reveals game-changing new model
The brand that dominates the local car market will extend its range with a new model line-up including Australia’s cheapest hybrid SUV.
Tested: Merc’s devastating hot hatch
Mercedes-Benz’s newest hot hatch has to be seen to be believed, with performance figures and speed that were unheard of before now.
Meek end for legendary V8 muscle car
HSV has quietly ended production of an Aussie-fettled performance hero, leaving a question mark over the future of Supercars racing.
How downsizing can get you more luxury
Hyundai shows that if you want the latest and greatest tech and luxury features you don’t need to buy the most expensive or the biggest cars on offer.
Ford axes popular performance car
The Blue Oval has called time on one of the best bang-for-your-buck performance cars on the market, ensuring it will be a sought-after collector’s model.
Perfect place to escape virus
While many of us are isolating in our homes, for the ultra-rich there’s a luxurious escape hidden in a former Cold War bunker where you can wait out the pandemic in style.
Toyota going through shocking evolution
Toyota is by far the most popular new car brand in Australia. But now the Japanese giant is looking to change its image with a range of radical new cars.
‘Jerks’ use virus to break highway record
Car lovers debate whether a new coast-to-coast speed record represents ‘genius’ or the work of ‘this country’s biggest a**holes’ as empty roads tempt speeders.
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