Fresh humiliation for Putin
The Russian President has been left red-faced again over reports his navy commanders have blown up one of their own ships in a friendly fire fiasco.
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‘Shameful’ history to be investigated
Defence Minister Richard Marles has urged patience as federal police investigate alleged war crimes by Australian troops in Afghanistan.
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.
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.
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Nissan goes all in on SUVs
Nissan has gutted its range of passenger cars dropping hatches and sedans from sale as it focuses on delivering more and more high-riding SUVs to Aussies.
Big problem with affordable luxury car
Luxury car makers have found out the best way to drum up new business is to make the brand more accessible. But how premium are these entry-level cars?
Audi puts emotions before emissions
Banner year ahead for Audi Sport luxury brand that prioritised the joy of wealthy owners ahead of air quality for the wider public.
Big myth about 5G technology busted
The next generation of mobile network has already started to roll out across Australia but there are still a lot of myths about how 5G actually works.
Australia’s favourite cars revealed
Bushfires and drought are weighing heavily on Australia’s new car market, but there are a few bright spots and a few shock falls from grace.
Holden’s new supercar passes big milestone
The most expensive car to be sold by Holden has taken a giant step towards hitting local roads to challenge Ferrari and Lamborghini.
Shock luxury car gets axed
Launched just over two years ago, the Mercedes ute has been canned globally because sales didn’t meet expectations — even though this type of vehicle is hugely popular in Australia.
Companies slammed for selling dodgy cars
At least one person has died in Australia because of this faulty car part, but that hasn’t stopped some companies on selling vehicles still equipped with the potentially deadly item.
Australia’s best tough ute revealed
Dual-cab utes are the most popular vehicles in the country and makers have turned the dial right up on these three tough trucks. But which is the king on and off the road?
‘Nowhere near enough’: Aussie cities failing
Australian cities are about to be shaken up in a way that will transform your way of life. Is your home town ready for big change?
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