Musk’s most controversial tweet yet
Elon Musk has continued his tirade against woke culture and political correctness, sharing a cheeky diagram that’s inflamed some followers.
Innovation
Russia’s brazen act as UN head visits Kyiv
Two missiles landed near Kyiv’s CBD as UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres was meeting with the Ukrainian President.
Little-known ingredient makes Aussie $20m
Dr Vincent Candrawinata has founded a company that just agreed to an estimated $20 million deal to supply Woolworths stores with skincare products.
‘Red lines’: Worrying sign China could invade
Russia’s failings left many experts thinking China would steer clear of invading Taiwan but there are worrying signs Beijing will do the opposite.
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Employees caught racing company supercars
Police have arrested two car company engineers after they were clocked doing ridiculous speeds in a pair of brand new circa-$200k supercars.
Toyota hints at surprise new SUV
Toyota is the most dominant force in Australia’s new car market and now the Japanese brand is considering building a new cut-price SUV to tempt even more buyers.
Biggest tech trends from CES 2020
From hi-tech hygiene products to the travel trends of the future, here’s the latest from this year’s largest leading tech convention.
The car that is slowly disappearing
This car used to be the gold standard in motoring, but now it is being left in the dust of newer types of vehicles. It’s still one of the most capable.
What stopped Trump from striking Iran
After Iran struck an air base with US solider, the world waited for Donald Trump’s response. He was preparing to attack until one thing stopped him.
Uber’s e-bike plan for ‘multiple’ Australian cities
Ride-sharing giant Uber will tell Aussies to get out of cars and on to bikes in its latest scheme set to arrive within weeks.
Smart homes and cars getting smarter
Robot maids and flying cars are tipped to become real after appearing at the Consumer Electronics Show this, but there are even more smart developments in the works.
18,000 cars recalled over airbags
Aussie owners of 18,000 Toyota, Mazda and Suzuki vehicles have been told to stop driving immediately with a warning issued over a “potentially deadly” feature.
How creepy is artificial intelligence?
Artificial intelligence has become a favourite trend, but there’s a chance the technology could be getting too smart for its (and our) own good.
‘Trigger for war’ that could ruin Australia
Australia is on the brink of an economic “catastrophe” as the US/Iran conflict threatens to shut down one of our most crucial lifelines.
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