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How to buy a tank

How to buy a tank

IF you’re not interested in the latest model SUV for your new vehicle, maybe consider buying a tank. Several countries are now selling their Soviet-era tanks for surprisingly affordable prices.

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Robo-apocalypse? Nope, nope, nope

Robo-apocalypse? Nope, nope, nope

THE rise of the machines has been postponed — if we don’t laugh ourselves into oblivion! Watch the epic fails of the world’s most advanced robots as they compete in their own Olympiad.

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University of Tokyo robot Aero DRC takes on the first stage of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Robotics Challenge in Pomona, Calif., Friday, June 5, 2015. Robots from 24 teams are taking part in a two-day contest hosted by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, DARPA, to prove their performance in different tasks during a simulated disaster course. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)

Who will win the robo-olympiad?

WE’VE created them. They’re evolving. Do they have a plan? The world’s best robots have been assembled by the US military — for an olympiad of physical and intellectual challenges.

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One of Japan's Soryu class submarines docked in a Japanese port. Australia is considering using technology from this high-tech class of diesel-powered submarine if a deal can be struck between the two countries. Picture: Masayuki Kikuchi Picture: Kikuchi Masayuki

Japan ‘must hand over sub tech’

AUSTRALIA will push the Japanese Government for total technology transfer and full ownership of intellectual property – regardless of where the navy’s future submarines are built.

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Germany targets ASC in sub war

Germany targets ASC in sub war

GERMANY’S biggest ship builder wants to buy government-owned submarine firm ASC to expand the facility as part of its plan to build the navy’s future fleet.

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