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Car giant’s brutal truth: ‘We’re terrible’

The boss of one of the world’s biggest selling car companies has made a shocking admission as to why Aussies just aren’t interested in them.

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‘15 years of hell’: Ex-Google boss makes chilling jobs prediction

A former Google executive has warned that artificial intelligence will plunge society into social chaos, with widespread job losses hitting one key category of workers.

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An artist impression of Brisbane Stadium in Victoria Park for Brisbane 2032 Olympics. Source: Queensland Government.

First Nations bid to block Olympic venue

A First Nations group has lodged a last-ditch effort to stop a controversial 63,000-seat Olympic stadium from going ahead due to concerns for a “significant” stretch of public land.

‘Ghoulish’ AI interview with dead student

Former White House correspondent Jim Acosta has been criticised over a “creepy” interview with an AI-generated avatar of school shooting victim.

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(FILES) BYD electric cars wait to be loaded onto a ship are seen stacked at the international container terminal of Taicang Port in Suzhou, in Chinaâs eastern Jiangsu province on February 8, 2024. Shares in Chinese automaker BYD jumped on February 11, 2025 after it unveiled plans to unroll advanced self-driving technology on nearly all its cars, including budget models priced below 10,000 USD. (Photo by AFP) / China OUT

‘Inevitable’: China giant’s huge call on EVs

One of China’s fastest growing car brands has declared Aussie motorists can’t escape what is coming their way.

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Ava and Maggie have kept the Ecovacs Robotics' Deebot X8 Pro Omni super busy.

Our dogs put latest bot into overdrive

With two dogs in the house, Australia’s newest robotic vacuum and mopping device has been really well tested. FIRST LOOK

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Huge Tesla rival launches EV ‘disrupter’

This impressive new EV takes aim at Elon Musk’s best-selling electric SUV as the vehicle war with China intensifies.

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Tropical Cyclone Alfred is just under 1000km away from the Queensland coast. Picture: Windy

Evacuations to begin as cyclone strengthens

People on a small island off the Queensland coast will begin evacuating as a highly unpredictable tropical cyclone grows stronger.

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Toyota claims Aus has reached ‘peak ute’

Australia’s long-time love affair with utes is over according to the country’s biggest car brand, with a new upstart set to take over.

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All planets to align for last time until 2040

A rare planetary parade is set to emerge in the night sky this week for the last time until 2040.

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Fake butcher profiles are preying on West Australians, promising cheap bulk meat deals on social media only to scam buyers out of hundreds of dollars.

If you see this, do not buy this meat

Fake profiles are preying on Australians in the midst of the cost-of-living crisis, with some people admitting they’ve lost over $500 in an instant.

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Moment AIs invent non-human language

An eerie video shows the moment a pair of AI chatbots decide to speak to each other in their own, non-human language.

PERTH, AUSTRALIA. NewsWire Photos. 26 FEBRUARY 2025 Generic picture of HMAS Stirling, Rockingham. The USS Minnesota Fast attack submarine.Picture: NewsWire/ Sharon Smith

‘Apex predator’: Nuclear-powered sub on show

The US navy Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Minnesota is moored at HMAS Stirling in WA kicking off the first of two fast-attack submarine visits this year.

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Donald Trump posts strange AI video of ‘Gaza 2025’ on Truth Social

Donald Trump posts strange AI ‘Gaza 2025’ video on Truth Social

Donald Trump has shared a bizarre AI-generated video onto his Truth Social platform, depicting ‘Gaza 2025’ after Trump’s talks with Benjamin…

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