$17k toilet solves huge loo issue
A $17,000 toilet with mood lighting and a built-in Alexa is one of the products that will be featured at the world’s biggest electronics show this week.
A $17,000 toilet with mood lighting and a built-in Alexa is one of the products that will be featured at the world’s biggest electronics show this week.
The US Army has released footage of a Chinese fighter jet flying within six metres of a US air force surveillance aircraft over the South China Sea.
The death toll has risen after a Thai navy ship sank off the coast last week with not enough life jackets to go around for the 105 people on board.
China has stated that its former “partner” is hyping the “China threat” by backtracking on an agreement going back decades.
A largely unheard of app is zooming up the download charts, and there’s a good chance someone you know is going to ask you to download it soon too. Here’s how to make the most of it.
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Lexus keeps topping customer satisfaction surveys and this top-shelf SUV shows exactly why owners keep coming back.
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It’s been a favourite with new-car buyers for decades but disgruntled dealers say the marque is headed the same way as Holden.
Not to be outdone by their colleagues in the Highway Patrol, Marine Command has taken delivery of a mammoth new crime-fighter.
As more and more services are shut down around the globe car makers are finding ingenious ways to avoid spreading the highly contagious disease while continuing to do business.
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