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‘Fun police’: Council move slammed

A local council has taken drastic action to stop a beloved pastime – which has been around for generations – amid complaints of ratepayers footing the bill for damages.

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ChatGPT-5 is here: What Aussies need to know

Like having a genius in your pocket: OpenAI’s revolutionary GPT-5 can now do more tasks and access your personal calendar, but it’s not perfect.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA:Scientific equipment in the 50yr old control room at the Heavy Ion Accelerator, Nuclear Physics research and hands-on training Facility at ANU College of Science, Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

‘Consequences’: Australia’s nuclear warning

One of Britain’s leading nuclear scientists says Australia will face consequences if it continues to reject nuclear energy.

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China unveils plan to smash Tesla in Aus

A bold new plan from a new Chinese EV maker will directly undermine Tesla in Australia while addressing buyer concerns about going electric.

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Shopper confronted, dog allegedly left in car

Footage has captured the fiery moment a woman confronted a shopper for allegedly leaving her dog locked in her car for 20 minutes on a 36 degree day.

A Tesla Cybertruck at a Tesla store in San Jose, California, US, on Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2023. The first Cybertruck customers will receive the vehicles during a launch event at Tesla's Austin headquarters this week. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Most dangerous car ‘killing its passengers’

A damning new analysis has revealed horrifying details about the most deadly vehicle that’s currently on the road.

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Macron reacts to his deepfakes. Picture: Instagram@emmanuelmacron

Ominous truth behind creepy Macron pics

French President Emmanuel Macron has praised a series of fake AI-generated videos of himself on social media.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on February 01, 2023 this handout photo from Chase Doak and released on February 2 shows a suspected Chinese spy balloon in the sky over Billings, Montana. - Questions about three unidentified flying objects downed by US Air Force jets over North America in three days intensified February 13, 2023, while Beijing and Washington traded accusations over using high-tech balloons to spy on each other. (Photo by Chase DOAK / CHASE DOAK / AFP) / -----EDITORS NOTE --- RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT

Shock twist in Chinese spy balloon mystery

The contents of the floating device that caused chaos when it crossed over the US have finally been revealed.

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State braces for more severe storms

More than 20 people have been rescued after becoming trapped in floodwaters while thousands are without power as storms threaten to smash NSW for a second day in a row.

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Horror stats expose Aussie Gen-Z driving fails

A new survey has revealed a startling truth about young Aussie drivers.

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A huge and “very dangerous” and “life-threatening” storm is battering Sydney, with the State Emergency Service warning residents of several major suburbs to stay indoors as conditions worsen. The Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Metropolitan, Central Tablelands and parts of Hunter, Illawarra, Central West Slopes and Plains, Lower Western and Upper Western Forecast Districts about 11.20 on Monday morning. “Thunderstorms are forming on a surface trough in a moist unstable air mass in inland NSW, assisted by an upper trough moving across the state,” the warning read.

Update after thousands hit by major outage

A major internet provider has issued an apology after a widespread outage left thousands of homes and businesses without broadband services.

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Political and tech industry leaders have descended on Paris to attend an urgent roundtable to “take back control” of a civilisation-altering innovation.

World at ‘turning point’ as leaders scramble

Political and tech industry leaders have descended on Paris to attend an urgent roundtable to “take back control” of a civilisation-altering innovation.

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Why ‘dragon teeth’ are appearing on roads

One state is trialling the unusual road markings that use an optical illusion to encourage drivers to slow down in high-traffic zones.

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra put to the test.

Powerful, addictive phone delights and disappoints

With next level AI and photo features, it could be the most talked about phone of 2025 – and its already dividing some of the biggest reviewers on the planet. REVIEW

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