How 15yo boy saved Ukraine capital
He’s been dubbed as “a hero of Ukraine,” the actions of this teenager effectively saved the city of Kyiv from Russian attack.
Innovation
‘Be alarmed’: China sets dangerous precedent
Analysts have said China’s interception of a RAAF aircraft is “deliberate and an escalation” and shows “it’s time to be alarmed, not just alert”.
‘Open mind’ to huge military move
Defence Minister Richard Marles has fired a warning shot to Australia’s top brass, declaring he has an “open mind” to one change.
Sign China could cause ‘apocalyptic crisis’
US President Joe Biden has vowed to protect Taiwan from China but there are fears it could “escalate quickly” with apocalyptic consequences.
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The secret to Mitsubishi’s success
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Volvo’s answer to the BMW 3 Series
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The best cars for you and your family
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Common drive-thru act is actually illegal
Many people have done this while paying for their cheeseburger and chips but cops have warned it will cost you hundreds in fines.
Anxiety-free alternative to EVs
Electric cars are the future, but for a lot of reasons they are still impractical for a lot of Aussies. But there is a way to lower your emissions without the anxiety caused by the shortcomings of an electric car.
Surprising Tesla sales results revealed
Tesla keeps its local sales figures close to its chest but leaked numbers reportedly reveal exactly what it has been hiding this whole time.
Weirdest roadside assistance call-outs
Australia’s roadside assistance crews attended hundreds of thousands of call outs every year. And more than a few of them have nothing to do with car trouble.
Sons’ desperate hunt for clues in family photo
Families are sharing pictures in the hope it will help piece together stories from one of the darkest periods of our history.
‘World first’ for $800,000 supercar
This boutique car maker from the US has detailed a supercar that is unlike any other. The vehicle combines two polar opposite abilities in a single product.
Google boss calls for tech ban
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