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Scientist shreds Elon Musks dream of going to Mars

‘Stupidest thing’: Musk plan slammed

An astrophysicist has torn Elon Musk’s dream of terraforming Mars to shreds, saying that it is “stupidest thing” anyone can choose to do.

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The injury left to Lexi and Mary. Picture: Supplied

Bloody aftermath of woman’s staffy attack

A woman who successfully sued a staffy owner for $100k in damages hopes the court ruling serves as a “warning” to dog owners. Warning: Graphic

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‘Unforgettable’: Inside world’s best car show

This iconic event celebrates speed like nothing else on the planet. It’s too good to miss.

This undated photo courtesy of NASA shows Thwaites Glacier in Western Antarctica. A major ice sheet in western Antarctica is melting, and its collapse is predicted to raise global sea level nearly two feet (61 centimeters), scientists said May 12, 2014. Theories of the ice sheet's impending doom have been circulating for some time, and a study in the journal Science said the process is now expected to take between 200 and 1,000 years. The thinning of the ice is likely related to global warming, said the study which was funded by NASA and the National Science Foundation. Airborne radar measurements of the West Antarctic ice sheet allowed scientists to map the underlying bedrock of Thwaites Glacier. AFP PHOTO/NASA/HANDOUT = RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT

‘Doomsday glacier’ could swallow cities

The collapse of this one glacier could raise sea levels enough to swallow cities all over the world.

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Tesla's Cybertruck has reportedly been mistaken for a dumpster by racoons. Picture: Supplied

Animals mistake Tesla Cybertruck for trash

Controversial styling appears to have confused animals looking for a snack inside Elon Musk’s pick-up truck.

Honda's 0 electric SUV. Picture: Supplied

Car giant puts the brakes on EVs

A major carmaker has reportedly paused plans to accelerate its switch to electric cars, following President Trump’s decision to slash incentives in the US.

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How Apple changed technology forever

How Apple changed technology forever

There is no doubt that the launch of the iPhone truly changed technology forever.

‘97 per cent’: Gen Z’s AI uni admission rort

‘97 per cent’: Gen Z’s AI uni admission rort

A startling number of Gen Z students are using AI tools like ChatGPT to complete assignments and university applications.

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(FILES) Co-leader of the Department of Government Efficiency Elon Musk looks on as US President Donald Trump meets with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on May 21, 2025. Tesla is expected to begin offering robotaxi service on June 22, 2025 in Austin, an initial step that Elon Musk's backers believe could lead to the company's next growth wave. The launch -- which comes as Musk refocuses on his business ventures following a controversial stint in Donald Trump's administration -- will employ the Model Y sport utility vehicle rather than Tesla's much-touted Cybercab, which is still under development. The long-awaited launch follows the dramatic meltdown earlier this month in relations between Musk and Trump, which saw a cascade of bitter attacks from both men. (Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP)

Analyst urges board to babysit Musk

Tesla’s biggest supporter says it is time to rein in the controversial billionaire at the helm of the EV giant.

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2024 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid. Photo: Supplied

The new baby buy replacing the pram

This Aussie trend is driving parents straight to the dealership.

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Could ‘catch fire’: Power banks recalled

The safety watchdog has ordered the recall of a range of power bank models over fears they could overheat and set alight.

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State’s move on ‘vile’ AI deepfakes

AI-driven deepfakes targeting women and girls are on the rise in schools and workplaces, and one Australian state is pledging to take a stand.

A significant toxic algae bloom is impacting the weaters around the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula, Yorke Peninsula and Kangaroo Island, with locals reporting painful symptoms, including sore eyes, shortness of breath and skin irritiations.

State ‘under attack’ as beaches turn toxic

There are calls for a national disaster to be declared as a toxic find in one state’s waters causes dead animals to wash up on shores and beachgoers to feel sick.

Earth night from space. USA view.

‘Death date’ of the universe revealed

Scientist have up-ended their believe on what will be the ultimate fate of our universe with the clock now ticking on its demise.

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