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Horror e-bike truth finally exposed

It seems hardly a day goes by without a serious e-bike accident. Now it’s been revealed just how bad the issue has become.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, August 19, 2025. A T2 line train waits behind another train at Central Station after delays caused by a signalling issue at Town Hall Station. Picture: NewsWire / Max Mason-Hubers

Commuters face new peak hour chaos

Major delays have thrown Sydney’s peak travel period into chaos, with three main train lines impacted, affecting thousands of commutes home.

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280,000 Aussies hit in cyberattack

Australia’s third-largest internet provider has been hit in a massive data breach, exposing details belonging to 280,000 customers.

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‘We were married for 10 months and then I couldn’t stop crying’

Thousands of people have been left heartbroken after a major tech update changed the way they use the internet.

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It will be the wettest week for much of inland Queensland. Picture: Weatherzone

‘Year’s worth of rain’ to smash state

Millions of residents have been warned to stay inside as potentially a “year’s worth of rain” passes over a major Aussie state.

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TV star’s war with Musk gets ugly

A TV star’s bitter feud with Elon Musk has gone up a gear after he penned a stinging piece lashing out at “deluded fools” who supported Tesla as sales plummet.

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The Renault 5 Turbo 3E represents a new approach for hot hatches. Picture: Supplied

$200,000 hatchback stuns

This Euro hot hatch combines power and style in a way that should challenge supercars.

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Grave concerns over detail in astronaut photo

Stunning new details are coming to light after the NASA’s two stranded astronauts finally retuned home after nine months in space.

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Weird effect stranded astronauts experienced

Months in space will do strange things to you and one of them seems to have happened to the ISS astronauts – but perhaps there is a simpler explanation.

Life on mars isn't going to be that great for the first batch of humans.

Glaring issue with wild Mars prediction

Elon Musk predicts there will be one million humans living on mars in 20 years time. But life will be pretty grim for those on the red planet.

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Over 80 Teslas have been damaged in yet another attack on the Elon Musk-run car company, as tensions soar over his role in the White House.

Musk responds as 80 more Teslas torched

Over 80 Teslas have been damaged in yet another attack on the Elon Musk-run car company, as tensions soar over his role in the White House.

Tony Armstrong creates a spell check app for racists in a new satirical video. picture : Instagram

‘Spell it right’: Star’s swipe at racists

Popular indigenous TV presenter Tony Armstrong has taken a swipe at racist social media attacks, in a new comedy sketch he has shared online.

PLEASE CONTACT NETWORK PICTURE DESK BEFORE PUBLISHING. Wayne Holdsworth and daughter Daisy, 15, at home in Melbourne. Wayne is behind a campaign for a social media blackout with the organisation called SmackTalk for suicide prevention after loosing his son Mac. Picture: Jason Edwards

‘Arrogance’: Parents’ fury as US tech giants target Aussies

An Aussie father whose son took his life because of social media has lashed out at Meta, Google, Amazon and X as they pressure Donald Trump to punish Australia over its online protection laws.

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25 FEBRUARY 2025. The Defence Department has released more pictures of the Chinese warships in the Tasman Sea, which have now moved back into Australia's EEZ and are roughly 300 kilometres east of Hobart. Peopleâs Liberation Army-Navy Jiangkai-class frigate Hengyang. *** Local Caption *** As part of Australiaâs whole-of-government maritime border protection efforts, Defence routinely monitors all maritime traffic in our Exclusive Economic Zone and maritime approaches. Australia respects the right of all states under international law to exercise freedom of navigation and overflight in international waters and airspace, just as we expect others to respect our right to do the same. Picture: Australian Defence Force

Fresh warning as China sparks arms race

A massive arms race is sweeping the Asia-Pacific region as countries like Australia grow alarmed over the China threat.

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