Sports stars back major energy switch
A raft of top Aussie sports stars and entertainers are backing a major change in how Australia sources its household energy.
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Why soldier is backing Ben Roberts-Smith
An SAS soldier has testified that Ben Roberts-Smith could not have executed Afghans found hiding in a tunnel for one reason.
Satellite photos reveal China’s disturbing plan
New satellite photos show what China’s plan could be for their powerful hypersonic missiles – and the entire world should be worried.
Chinese spy ship spotted off Australia
Defence Minister Peter Dutton has confirmed a high-tech Chinese warship has been spotted lurking in Australian waters.
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Wild reason why product redesigned
A company catering to PC enthusiasts has changed the design of one of its most vital products, but you won’t believe the reason why.
Surprise SUV rival to Mercedes revealed
Bold looks, clever tech at the core of an eye-catching new model pitched at luxury SUV customers loyal to European manufacturers.
The verdict on BMW’s huge change
BMW is known for creating the “Ultimate Driving Machine” but a big change to its little hatchback makes it extremely hard to live up to its predecessor.
How to save thousands on a new car
There are some amazing deals on new cars this month as dealers try to shift last year’s stock. The price of some popular utes have been slashed by more than $10,000.
The world’s strangest convertible
Jeep is known for making some of the toughest car’s on and off the road. And the brand’s latest example blends two unlikely vehicle together with amazing results.
‘New class’ of ‘living’ robots created
The little bots can’t eat, reproduce or indeed live very long, but they could be cleaning out our oceans and arteries pretty soon.
New battleground for car makers
Car brands are no longer trying to draw in buyers with just safety equipment or a beefy engine. The new battleground is hidden where most will never think to look.
Car maker’s $100,000 gamble
Up and coming luxury brand has a huge task ahead of it to lure customers away from the German car makers. And one all important question will decide its fate.
Hundreds fined for ignoring light rail rule
More than 250 pedestrians have been hit with fines over the course of a month for breaking a crucial rule regarding Sydney’s new light rail route.
Suburbs where you’ll be slugged more for petrol
These Queensland motorists are forking out as much as 40 cents a litre extra to fill up their tank and are now being urged to “top up not fill up”.
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