ScoMo lands surprise new role
Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison has landed a surprise new role in Australia’s budding space industry.
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‘Striking distance’: Pics reveal China threat
Images reveal Chinese warships are a permanent feature at a new naval base “gifted” to another country, sparking major concerns.
‘Kill it with fire’: Musk’s troubling invention
Elon Musk made a flurry of new announcements at a glitzy Tesla event, but one unexpected reveal “creeped” some onlookers out.
Beijing beats Sydney with crazy building
An underdog Sydney entry has been beaten by a “spectacular” Chinese building for a prestigious international award.
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‘Surprise’ over early Taipan retirement
An Airbus official has given insight into the maintenance of the Taipan fleet – the aircraft which crashed killing four Australian Army officers.
Amazon’s glimpse into the future
Amazon has shown a glimpse of the potential of drone delivery of packages.
‘Cruel’ way Taipan crash families dealt blow
The partner of an airman killed in an MRH-90 Taipan helicopter crash has revealed how difficult it was in the days after the fatal incident.
Ominous find in picture sparks global fears
UN officials have revealed the worrying discovery hidden in debris following a missile strike on a decimated Ukrainian city.
Amazon’s gamechanger for lazy Aussies
Jumping in your car to grab that everyday item you’re missing could become a thing of the past soon, under Amazon’s grand plans.
Chinese ‘chef’ robot is straight-up terrifying
As tension grows about the major potential for AI to spark mass job losses, a new humanoid robot has just been unveiled – and it can cook.
Quantum Leap: PM’s multi-millions for tech
A Silicon Valley based start-up is set to benefit from hundreds of millions dollars in government-backed loans and capital.
‘Weeks, not months’: Iran’s scary nuke plan
Iran is “weeks, not months” away from a landmark moment that will see them so much closer to nuclear armament.
Drive-through vid should terrify Aussies
A video of a chilling interaction between a drive-through customer and a ‘worker’ shows what’s coming to Australia any day now. Here’s why it’s bad news.
Illegal boat arrivals ‘walked onto air base’
A group of Chinese men who arrived illegally by boat on Australia’s remote northwest coast earlier this month walked onto an air base being used by the ADF undetected.
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