How big tech might just save the world
At the absolute forefront of new discoveries, computer scientists are working on new technology that could provide answers to some of the biggest problems humanity faces right now.
Innovation
Fresh humiliation for Putin
The Russian President has been left red-faced again over reports his navy commanders have blown up one of their own ships in a friendly fire fiasco.
‘Shameful’ history to be investigated
Defence Minister Richard Marles has urged patience as federal police investigate alleged war crimes by Australian troops in Afghanistan.
Deves faces fresh backlash on Twitter
Reeling from her hellish loss at the federal election, the former Liberal candidate turned her attention to the US abortion chaos.
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Google boss calls for tech ban
A surprising voice has emerged calling for a ban on facial recognition technology that potentially poses serious threats to privacy.
Subaru announces shock change
The Japanese brand has committed to a massive change that is sure to have a knock-on effect in Australia and change the cars we drive forever.
One question behind radical office change
When Dom Price realised there was a big problem with his working day he started asking colleagues one question. The answer was revealing.
Authorities examine scary Tesla claim
The electric car maker is under fire from owners who claim their vehicles have a dangerous flaw. Its explanation for the complaints is intriguing.
Honda, Mitsubishi start fresh airbag recalls
Manufacturers have announced buyback schemes for 42,000 cars fitted with potentially deadly airbags, including the popular Lancer and Accord.
Surprise admission from car boss
A senior executive has compared the future of driverless cars to “going to Mars” despite claims they are just around the corner.
Crazy contact turns eye to screen
An ambitious new company wants to take the most cumbersome part of augmented reality technology and put it directly on your eyeball.
The SUV that changed the game
This was one of the most polarising cars in the world when it was launched but it found instant success and created a new genre of cars. But what makes it so popular?
Destroyer’s scary new firepower
The US navy is considering a new missile that can hit any target in just one hour. But the consequences could be catastrophic.
Never search, shop or cook again
An all-in-one system that can select recipes, order the ingredients and then cook it for you was among award-winning products at CES.
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