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Pentagon reveals what it really thinks about AUKUS alliance

A senior US defence official has set the record straight after a Senator warned a secret review of the AUKUS alliance had “upset our friends in Australia”.

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(FILES) Elon Musk looks on during a news conference with US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on May 30, 2025. Musk has urged his 227 million social media followers to cancel their Netflix subscriptions, accusing the streaming platform of promoting what he describes as transgender propaganda. In his latest culture war campaign, the Tesla tycoon joined a trend launched by conservative social media account Libs of TikTok that cited the animated series

Calls for Musk to rescue stranded astronauts

Calls are growing for the billionaire to rescue three stranded Chinese astronauts after SpaceX’s successful high-profile rescue mission earlier this year.

Apple vice president of environment, policy and social Initiatives Lisa Jackson says Qld macadamia are helping the tech giant to meet its global goals.

Bots, Qld nuts and Kiwi forests: Inside Apple’s climate crusade

Apple is expanding its fight against destructive global warming through clever robots, new solar farms, and an 800,000-tree macadamia plantation in Queensland.

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Huge ute ‘concern’ triggers Aus safety tests

Technology designed to stop massive pick-up trucks from losing control and killing other road users has been put under the microscope in Australia.

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An example of the 'oi mate' scam text now targeting Australians. Picture: news.com.au

Aussies warned: Do not open this text

It reads like a mate asking you about the pokies, but Aussies are warned to delete this chummy text immediately.

Unusual weather conditions have wreaked havoc for potatoes in South Australia, with farmers warning the current conditions have caused a shortage for one of the country’s most popular vegetables.

Farmers warn shortage of popular vegetable

Australians can expect to see less of this food staple on their supermarket shelves after farmers suffered through one of the worst droughts in years.

Unusual weather conditions have wreaked havoc for potatoes in South Australia, with farmers warning the current conditions have caused a shortage for one of the country’s most popular vegetables.

Farmers warn shortage of popular vegetable

Australians can expect to see less of this food staple on their supermarket shelves after farmers suffered through one of the worst droughts in years.

Severe weather warnings have been issued for multiple Aussie states as “damaging” wind gusts reaching up to 163kmh pelt the country’s south.

Homes still without power as floods loom

Emergency crews have responded to more than 100 calls for help as destructive winds, flood warnings and snow loom over Australia’s south, leaving thousands without power.

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‘Naked’ driving leaves nowhere to hide

Bathurst 1000 legends armed with forensic data represent the ultimate track experience for keen drivers.

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This CEO Is Looking to the Next Generation of AI

This CEO Is Looking to the Next Generation of AI

Christian Klein, SAP of SAP, tells Barron’s Andy Serwer why the software platform is well poised for the future of artificial intelligence….

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7.4 magnitude quake rocks Asian nation

7.4 magnitude quake rocks Asian nation

A magnitude 7.4 earthquake has rattled a nation of 115 million, prompting a tsunami warning and mass evacuations across the country.

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Ferrari shares crash as EV falls flat

An upcoming electric car from Ferrari has failed to inspire shareholders and analysts.

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ADF EVs revealed amid China fears

A senior defence official has revealed which carmakers are included in the ADF’s fleet of EVs, with one noticeable exception.

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Invisible asteroid pose threat to earth

‘Large-scale devastation’: Asteroids threat

An international study led by researchers at San Paulo State University have identified a population of asteroids that could pose a threat to Earth.

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