Surprise new role for deadly spider
The deadly venom of one of Australia’s most feared creepy-crawly critters has inspired a surprising new project.
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‘Dark hole’: Big issue in rise of smart cars
The threat of foreign EVs being remotely controlled on Australian roads is unlikely, but the computers on wheels are still listening and watching everything we do.
Otter almost kills boy in ‘crazed attack’
A crazed otter has reportedly almost drowned a boy in a ‘crazed attack’ at a popular marina.
Australia welcomes ’death tech’ boom
The act of dying is being revolutionised thanks to technology – and Aussie start-ups are a big part of it.
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Urgent plea to stop $22bn hit to Aussies
An invasive species first discovered in 2001 has dodged eradication and now it could strip $22bn from Australia by the 2040s.
The best value-for-money new cars
Not everyone needs a hulking seven-seat SUV to transport the clan. There are some more compact options that still have enough room for growing kids.
The best value-for-money new cars
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‘Ghost sharks’ key to Aussie defence
The stealthy undersea robots will soon be deployed in Australia’s bid to bolster our defence forces.
Google employees occupy boss’ office
Google employees arrested after occupying boss’s office for more than 8 hours
Aussie trapped in car during Dubai flood
Kris Fades, an Australian a fitness influencer and radio host based in Dubai, posted to his instagram followers the worrying moment he was trapped…
Bad news if your home has one of these
A “shocking” three-month oversight by a major Aussie company has put hundreds of thousands of people at risk of being targeted by criminals.
Tourist confronting a teller after allegedly being scammed
A Bali shopkeep has been confronted on camera, after allegedly scamming a member of the public.
Forgotten name primed for a comeback
This car was once a popular choice for Australian families but lost favour as buyers flocked to SUVs. The brand hopes a new model will turn the tide.
Forgotten name primed for a comeback
This family sedan was once a popular choice for Australian families but lost favour as buyers flocked to SUVs. The brand hopes a new model will turn the tide.
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