How Australia will fight future threats
The Prime Minister has stressed upgrades to the country’s National Situation Room facility were vital, especially amid ongoing threats of widespread flooding.
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Satellite photos reveal China’s hypocrisy
China accuses Australia of being a “threat” due to its nuclear plans, but satellite photos have revealed just how hypocritical Beijing is being.
Aussie dad’s $240,000 Tesla nightmare
An Adelaide dad is considering legal action against Elon Musk’s Tesla after an 18-month nightmare.
Elon Musk in strife as chaos hits Tesla
While tech billionaire Elon Musk has his hands full with Twitter, another of his major money-makers is having big issues of its own.
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Musk’s weird plan for Tesla factory
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‘Worse than GFC’: car industry struggles
After 23 consecutive months of decline — and the demise of a local hero — automotive executives are asking for government handouts.
How Dyson has reinvented the hair straightener
Sir James Dyson has a warning: you’re probably going to see a lot more people styling their hair in public after one big change to personal technology.
How to be there when you can’t be
As cases continue to spread the chance of catching coronavirus gets larger – here’s how you can stop a quarantine disrupting your life.
Ford banks on a new ute craze
Overseas reports suggest Ford is in the advanced stages of building a new compact ute aimed at city types. And the name has a familiar ring for Aussies.
Mercedes’ important shift in future focus
The world’s leading luxury brand has made a surprising decision on this emerging technology. It says there are more important priorities for the near future.
Aussie icon inspiring Jeep’s fight back
The new head of Jeep Australia knows the brand has a lot to do to rebuild its reputation after years of reliability and customer service. And an Aussie institution has inspired the fight back.
Why this is Australia’s favourite car
Australians love utes, and we buy more of this particular workhorse than any other vehicle because it has a combination of unbeatable features.
Which cheap small car should I buy?
Not everyone can buy a new car and there are plenty of affordable second-hand versions for sale, but buying the right one can be very confusing.
Why Australia needs this SUV
Hyundai’s new SUV features some clever tech, luxurious items and plenty of space that makes it a must have for any big family.
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