Deves faces fresh backlash on Twitter
Reeling from her hellish loss at the federal election, the former Liberal candidate turned her attention to the US abortion chaos.
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Dire warning over ‘most dangerous place’
With all eyes on Ukraine, there’s a new potential flashpoint in Europe – a tiny strip of land and a nightmare for NATO that could lead to global war.
Fed-up Aussie uses AirTag to find missing bag
After his luggage was missing for a week with no word from his airline, a Ballarat man used an AirTag to take matters into his own hands.
Chucking a sickie has never been easier
Chucking a sickie? There’s an app for that. Patients can get a sick leave certificate from bed with this groundbreaking development.
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Why this could be the best BMW ever
The original BMW M2 shattered expectations to become a favourite for enthusiasts and one of the most critically acclaimed cars on sale. Now it’s even better.
Massive change coming to Mercedes
The Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen is one of the biggest, baddest cars on the planet known for its giant engine and tough off-road ability. But there is a huge change coming.
Ford’s secret weapon to boost sales
Australian consumers are ditching small hatches in favour of high-riding SUVs, but now Ford has devised a way to appeal to both buyers.
Australia’s top performance cars compared
A long list of sports and performance cars in all shapes and sizes have landed in Australia this year, we compare the best to see which one reigns supreme.
Hyundai’s game changing upgrade
Electric cars in Australia are held back by their lack of range, but Hyundai’s updated Ioniq has gone a long way to resolve those issues.
Does winning Bathurst boost car sales?
Ford dominated at October’s Bathurst 1000, scoring victory from pole with the Mustang. For years, the car industry banked on a ‘win on Sunday, sell on Monday’ mantra.
Wild tech coming for VW Golf customers
Volkswagen will bring class-leading tech to market with the eighth-generation Golf hatchback, but Australian examples will lag behind the best engines Europe has to offer.
How you can buy a new Formula 1 car
Mad Aussie-Kiwi company offers an opportunity for wealthy car lovers to buy and run their own F1-inspired trackway weapons.
Tested: Nissan’s odd-man out
Nissan’s GT-R 50th Anniversary celebrates half a century since the original Skyline GT-R first launched. These are five things we learnt:
Car makers’ damning double standard exposed
Several car brands have been called out for offering stripped out budget cars in emerging markets that fall well short of global standards.
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