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Netgearâs most affordable WiFi 7 router, the Nighthawk RS100.

Can this device really fix your internet speed woes?

A new $259 device promises to help solve your home internet woes, but our testing reveals whether spending money on new hardware is really the answer.

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2025 Chery Tiggo 7. Picture: Thomas Wielecki

New Aussie ‘super hybrid’ could be ‘the one’

Aussie Bargain hunters looking to cautiously venture into the world of electric vehicles might have just found ‘the one’.

A range of Google Pixel smartphones have been recalled over risks they could catch fire and burn users. Google Pixel 6a smartphone pictured. Picture: Supplied

Urgent update over smartphone ‘fire risk’

Consumers with this phone should check their devices to make sure a critical update has been applied to stop potentially dangerous overheating.

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‘Highest of highs’: Brad Pitt’s $6m car reveal

Movie superstar Brad Pitt has splurged $2m on an indulgence buy that is part of an ever-growing and increasingly expensive personal collection.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 14, 2022: Generic images of JB Hi-Fi retail store on Chapel Street Prahran in inner Melbourne. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Andrew Henshaw

‘Smashed it’: JB Hi-Fi’s $5.7bn boom

Figures from one of Australia’s major retailers show shoppers have found room in their budgets despite cost-of-living pressures.

2025 BMW M5 sedan. Picture: Supplied

Why social trolls are wrong about this car

Haters on social media were quick to hone in on and attack one attribute of BMW’s new car. This why they are wrong.

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‘Sold out’: Ugly car Aussies are obsessed with

We were once a nation of Commodores and Corollas. Now we have Ford Rangers and RAV4s instead. But that’s not all.

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Nissan’s big claim: We’re ‘here to stay’

Nissan Australia claims it is “here to stay”, but it has some industry experts raising their eyebrows.

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Cheap Chinese devices used to spy on Aussies

Cheap Chinese devices used to spy on Aussies

International hackers are using cheap, Chinese-made home security devices – including doorbells – to spy on Australians at home and work. See how they do it.

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The earthquake shook the Caribbean.

Tsunami warnings after massive quake

A magnitude 7.6 earthquake in the middle of the Caribbean Sea triggered a wave of tsunami warnings around the region.

Free range chickens roam the yard on a small farm

Blow to Aus as new bird flu outbreak found

Just days after Australia declared it had eradicated a highly contagious strain of bird flu, an outbreak has been detected in Victoria.

Residents in northern Western Australia have been warned of a tropical cyclone forming on the Kimberley coast, bringing intense ranfall and gale-force winds as soon as Monday.The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a tropical cyclone watch for residents between Cockatoo Island to Bidyadanga, including Broome, which began developing near the north of the Kimberley coast and is 425 kilometres north northeast of Broome.

Cyclone threat for Aussie tourist town

Residents have been warned to stay inside and secure their belongings as a tropical cyclone threatens to develop and smash the coast in the next 24-48 hours.

A Great White Shark has been sited this morning at Haunted Bay, Maria Island. PIC: SUPPLIED - GENERIC.

Reason for Aussie shark attack spike

The number of shark attacks has been steadily increasing over the last 10 years, with scientists putting it down to a number of factors, including climate change.

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Jo has $0, no bank account and no bills

Jo Nemeth quit her corporate job ten years ago and has managed to live without a single cent to her name since. But one issue is threatening to disrupt her way of life.

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