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An Australian Army M1A1 Abrams main battle tank is lifted onto a ship in Australia, bound for Ukraine. *** Local Caption *** On 7 May 2025, the first tranche of Australian Army M1A1 Abrams main battle tanks were loaded onto a commercial vessel in Australia, ready to be delivered to Ukraine. Alongside the vehicles, a number of Australian Army Tank crewmen made the journey to facilitate loading and unloading of the cargo.

$95m for Ukraine as peace talks falter

The Albanese government will provide a further $95m in military support for Ukraine as marathon talks in Russia fail to reach a peace deal.

And while it’s still pricey – comfortably north of $200,000 – the G450d might be the closest thing we’ll ever get to a “bargain” G-Wagen.

‘Bargain’ celeb must-have coming to Aus

It’s the must-have accessory any self respecting A-lister would never been seen without and now a cut-price version is coming to Australia.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos SEPTEMBER 22, 2025: Optus in George Street, CBD. Four deaths have been associated with an Optus outage that impacted triple-0 services across the country. Picture: NewsWire / Nikki Short

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Optus customers rocked by another outage

Optus customers in one major city have been impacted by a sudden outage to NBN services, in the latest blow to the embattled telco.

Aussies battling mysterious account bans, surprise subscription charges and unhelpful chatbots are driving an explosive rise in complaints against the worldâs biggest tech platforms. Image: NewsWire

‘Heartbreaking’: Surge in tech complaints

Aussies battling mysterious account bans, surprise subscription charges and unhelpful chatbots are driving an explosive rise in complaints against tech giants.

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Aussies are expected to be smashed by a 4000km heatwave this week, with temperatures to soar from parts of Western Australia across to South Australia and NSW.

Millions to be smashed by 4000km heatwave

Following an unusual start to summer, a simmering and widespread heatwave is forecast to settle across the majority of the country.

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China drops yet another car brand in Aus

This new Chinese car company has huge plans for Australian dominance by promising something very different.

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2025 Leapmotor B10. Picture: Supplied

Chinese EV makes huge ‘Leap’

This European-tuned machine promises to shake up the small car establishment when it hits showrooms in 2026.

An image of the ships being tracked by Starboard Maritime Intelligence in the Philippine Sea.

‘30 choppers’: Chilling details, ADF watching

The Australian Defence Force is on high alert as chilling new details and pictures emerge from the Philippine Sea.

Social media and Communications Minister Anika Wells. Picture: NewsWire

‘Who’s first?’: Wells teases $50m bludgeon

With one week to go until the social media ban, the minister spearheading it is lowering expectations.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - December 1, 2025: Minister for Social Services of Australia, Tanya Plibersek and eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant hold a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

What ‘scares’ Aussie eSafety Commissioner

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has issued a scathing rebuke of AI CEOs, warning the “purveyors and profiteers” are no longer in control.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos February 06, 2024: A generic photograph of people on their phone in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Christian Gilles

‘Harm’: Telco’s $2.5m fine over scams

A major Australian telco has been slapped with a huge penalty for allegedly failing to protect customers from scam callers.

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Big Short guru calls out ‘ridiculous’ Tesla

Big Short guru calls out ‘ridiculous’ Tesla

The man who predicted the world’s last financial crisis says investors should be wary of Tesla’s value on the stock market.

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The “unbelievable” reason behind the staggering taxpayer cost of the Bureau of Meteorology’s new website bungle has been revealed.

BOM grilled over ‘nightmare’ $96m website

The Bureau of Meteorology’s controversial $96m website upgrade has been slammed as a “nightmare case study in contract failure”.

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ACMA Chair Nerida O'Loughlin says the watchdog's escalation processes have been reviewed following the outage.

‘Conflict of interest’: ACMA grilled on Optus

The scope of the federal watchdog’s investigation into Australia’s second largest telecommunications company has expanded, it has been revealed.

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