Massive cash boost for one group
Funding available for start ups in one state will be boosted by up to eight times its current amount, with $40 million added to the pool.
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How Australia will fight future threats
The Prime Minister has stressed upgrades to the country’s National Situation Room facility were vital, especially amid ongoing threats of widespread flooding.
Satellite photos reveal China’s hypocrisy
China accuses Australia of being a “threat” due to its nuclear plans, but satellite photos have revealed just how hypocritical Beijing is being.
Aussie dad’s $240,000 Tesla nightmare
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Car makers give bushfire victims a break
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The secret to Mitsubishi’s success
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Volvo’s answer to the BMW 3 Series
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Common drive-thru act is actually illegal
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Anxiety-free alternative to EVs
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Surprising Tesla sales results revealed
Tesla keeps its local sales figures close to its chest but leaked numbers reportedly reveal exactly what it has been hiding this whole time.
Weirdest roadside assistance call-outs
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‘World first’ for $800,000 supercar
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Subaru announces shock change
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Authorities examine scary Tesla claim
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