Billionaire defends pay gap for Aussie staff
Technology giant Atlassian has defended its two-tier pay system for workers, with co-founder Scott Farquhar saying it is common practice.
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China unveils terrifying lethal weapon
In a rare move, China has unveiled a powerful new weapon that could literally blow up any attempt to defend Taiwan.
‘New era’: Aussie spaceship returns
An Australian spacecraft has become a fireball after travelling 250 million kilometres through space.
Ominous sign China is prepping for invasion
China has been quietly preparing civilian ferries for war, and experts are becoming more convinced it is gearing up for something serious.
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Where new mobile detection cameras are
The location of the new mobile phone detection cameras has been kept a secret — until now. These are the hot spots where motorists are being caught out.
Thousands caught by new road cameras
In just one week more than 3000 drivers were caught by the new mobile detection cameras that have been rolled out to catch people on their phones.
Double demerits in place for 13 days
Double demerits kick in tomorrow night for NSW drivers and will be in place for almost two weeks over the Christmas and New Year period.
Must-have car app will blow your mind
A new app from German sports car maker brings unparalleled features that turn driving into a real life PlayStation experience.
Safety tech’s surprising side effect
Drivers comfortable with modern safety features are more likely to be complacent and distracted behind the wheel, according to new research.
Porsche’s surprising Star Wars project
Porsche and Star Wars have combined for an exciting joint venture to mark the opening of the latest instalment of the popular sci-fi franchise.
New SUV thinks it’s a supercar
Audi says that it has created a stylish and flexible SUV but what it is in reality is a huge, high-riding hot hatch that blows away the competition.
Aussies warned of new airbag safety risk
The faulty airbag has caused two serious injuries and a fatality in separate accidents, with 78,000 cars affected in the recall.
Shock brand among Aussie’s most trusted
Tesla has joined the ranks of Australia’s most trusted automotive brands, while household names have fallen out of favour with the motoring public.
Eight brands hit by airbag recalls
Recalls for potentially deadly airbags have expanded to include a new type of airbag in models built by Toyota, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Ford, Honda BMW and Audi.
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