Military scientist’s X-rated employment scam
A US military scientist allegedly tricked a contractor into hiring a sex worker – who then went on to service other scientists at the Air Force base.
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‘Dishonest’: Nine’s swipe at Roberts-Smith
Nine claims Ben Roberts-Smith revealed his “consciousness of guilt” when he and his SAS mates allegedly “lied” in court.
Mystery as Putin’s men die at nuclear plant
An unexplained “event” at an occupied Ukrainian nuclear plant has led to the deaths of several Russian soldiers with others “running around in a panic”.
One key question in Roberts-Smith trial
The defamation “trial of the century” involving SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith can be distilled to one single question.
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Disbelief as driver nabbed at 228km/h
A Victorian motorist left police “speechless” after he was allegedly caught driving more than 110km/h over the speed limit over the weekend.
Bizarre ‘sleep pod’ invention for homeless
A multi-millionaire has received backlash for creating a budget “sleep pod” he claims will help homeless people around the world.
Big ute revolution approaching
This type of vehicle seemed light years away only a little while ago, but now a revolution has started and more and more makers are joining the fray.
Tested: Exceptional new anti-SUV
Peugeot might be one of the most under appreciated car brands in the country. The French maker makes stylish and plush vehicles and this wagon is no different.
What it’s like living with a classic car
The Volkswagen T3 Caravelle had a tough act to follow after the success of the iconic Volkswagen Kombi van of the ‘60s and ‘70s. But this old camper has a charm all of its own.
Map reveals China’s chilling plan
A newly released map tracking naval activity proves Beijing’s moving to dominate the Western Pacific – and Australia falls within their reach.
Huge fine increase for selfish parking act
One Aussie state is cracking down on drivers who break one particularly irritating parking rule, with the fine set to double this year.
Big rival to the legendary LandCruiser
The Toyota LandCruiser has long been a favourite of people in the bush and the burbs, but Nissan’s big off-roader gives it a real run for its money.
Save thousands: Hottest new car deals
A buyers market is forming as dealers try to get rid of last year’s stock by offering huge discounts, free servicing and longer warranties. See how much you can save on a new ride.
Big change to how you watch sport
An Australian company is working to completely change the way you watch sport and put you right at the centre of the action.
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