Partner’s fatal chopper crash heartbreak
The partner of one of the four soldiers killed in the Talisman Sabre disaster has slammed defence officials for giving her what she calls “false hope”.
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‘Paranoia’: China unleashes over ‘tech war’
Chinese media has accused the a US of “paranoia” and forgetting what “healthy competition truly looks like” amid trade tensions.
Coles’ big change to way Aussies shop
In an Australian first, Coles has revealed it will launch a trial of AI-powered trolleys that scan and track products in real time.
Wild new ‘tap and pay’ tech emerges in China
A bizarre new form of “tap and pay” technology has taken hold in China, with customers scanning the palm of their hand at the checkout.
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Aussie EV owner’s diabolical fail
Radio host Ray Hadley has absolutely torched an electric vehicle owner after being shown what he described as “the most remarkable photo I think I’ve seen”.
50,000 North Korean, Russian, troops gather
Tens of thousands of troops from Russia and North Korea are preparing to carry out an assault on Ukrainian forces under a landmark new defence deal.
‘Explosive’: Panic over Trump’s Russia plot
The President-elect boasts he will end the Ukraine war “within 24 hours” – but there is rising panic about how he could make that happen.
$40k military bonus expanded to boost staff
More junior Australian Defence Force personnel will soon be able to access a $40,000 bonus to increase the recruitment and retention of Australia’s military.
Satellite pics uncover chilling China secret
The images show an unusual ship with a new design that has been built within months, raising fears that China is now on a war footing.
Skateboarder who died from cancer, honoured with quarter-pipe grave
skateboarder payed tribute to the deceased by performing a trick on his ramp-shaped headstone at a cemetery in Mexico
How the dead are being ‘brought back to life’
Controversial new technology is now making it possible to bring the dead “back to life” – with some even attending their own funerals.
Satellite photos reveal chilling China move
Damning new images have revealed Beijing is building a network of stealth-penetrating radars in a fresh bid to seize control of a crucial region.
Aussie’s bid to dominate music industry
Australia’s only ASX-listed music company holds plenty of ambition, taking on every element of the lucrative industry in a bid to reach 1 billion fans.
Spooky image sparks global firestorm
A picture taken on the battlefield has poured fuel on the fire of one of the world’s biggest geopolitical scandals this week.
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