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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JANUARY 29, 2025: A person looks at Deepseek AI app on a laptop. Picture: NewsWire / Nikki Short

‘Complete collapse’: Bombshell blow to AI

Apple has dropped a damning report into new cutting edge AI technology – and it spells bad news for the industry.

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A Waymo vehicle burns as protesters clash with law enforcement in the streets surrounding the federal building during a protest following federal immigration operations in Los Angeles, California, on June 8, 2025. Demonstrators torched cars and scuffled with security forces in Los Angeles on June 8, as police kept protestors away from the National Guard troops President Donald Trump sent to the streets of the second biggest US city. (Photo by RINGO CHIU / AFP)

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‘World War III’ imminent, experts warn

As the street of LA burn amid fiery protests, some experts have warned that it could be the start of ‘World War III’.

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‘A soul’: AI CEO’s major admission

The CEO of one of the biggest companion AI apps in the world Replika has spoken to news.com.au. His ambitions will shock you.

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Three Australian warships are lurking off Australia's east coast. Picture: NewsWire / Australian Defence Force

‘Protracted:’ Defence boss issues war warning

A senior defence analyst has said Australia needs to safeguard itself against the possibility of a “protracted war,” urging Labor for more defence investment.

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Australia and the UK will deliver SSN-AUKUS, a new conventionally-armed nuclear-powered submarine, based on a UK design, incorporating cutting edge Australian, UK and US technologies. *** Local Caption *** The inaugural Nuclear-Powered Submarine Propulsion Challenge was launched in high schools across Australia on 19 June 2023, giving a new generation of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students the chance to win a trip to HMAS Stirling in Western Australia to see first-hand how submarines work. The introductory-level, nationwide program will provide teachers with learning resources to help students design their own engineering plans for submarine nuclear propulsion. The program aims to inspire students to discover how nuclear propulsion works and how it makes submarines more capable. The challenge is free to enter and open to all high school students in years 7–12. The winners from each state and territory will have the opportunity to take part in an immersive submariner experience at HMAS Stirling; the home base of Australia’s Collins-class submarines.

‘Over cost and behind schedule’: Fresh AUKUS warning

America’s Navy boss has sounded the alarm about a stopgap deal to fund the US government that he says will further delay production of nuclear submarines Australia plans to buy.

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The ABC has launched an internal investigation into how the broadcaster published an online video that doctored vision of former special forces commando Heston Russell firing six shots at unarmed civilians in Afghanistan in a detailed report on war crimes. Here is the vision as presented by ABC program 730.

‘Huge questions’ over ABC’s soldier footage

The national broadcaster has come under fire over allegations it doctored footage recorded by an Australian soldier in one of its investigative programs on alleged war crimes.

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John Armfield at the Royal Commission on Wednesday. Picture: Supplied

‘Brushed off’: Navy hero’s blunt warning

A navy hero and key witness in a military probe has revealed his biggest fear and what needs to happen moving forward.

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** UNDER STRICT EMBARGO - 10.30AM 11/09/2024 ** BAE systems 'ATLAS'. The Autonomous Tactical Light Armour System combat vehicle or Atlas for short developed and built by BAE Systems Australia. Picture: Supplied. Supplied

Battlefield ‘holy grail’ found on Aussie vets’ paper napkin

The world’s first full functioning battlefield uncrewed ground vehicle has been unveiled and you wouldn’t believe it’s humble Aussie beginnings.

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North Korea has issued a chilling promise. Picture: iStock

‘300 warheads’: Chilling North Korea move

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has made a chilling promise to increase the country’s nuclear arsenal, according to local reports.

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Humanoid robots will do your chores so you can relax

Designed for home use, the robot will reportedly be able to perform many physical labour tasks

Apple unveils new iPhone 16 with nifty AI-enabled features

Apple unveils new iPhone 16 with nifty AI-enabled features

The tech giant has finally unveiled its highly-anticipated new products

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. NewsWire Photos. SEPTEMBER 8, 2024. A police officer prepares to deploy pepper spray as demonstrators wave Palestinian flags during a protest in Melbourne. Tensions rose between protesters and police under the bridge near Flinders Street Station. Picture: NewsWire/Tamati Smith.

Terrorism threat raised amid CBD protest

Police have raised the National Terrorism Threat Level as protesters are tipped to flock to a controversial event.

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Tasmanian senator and defence veteran Jacqui Lambie has called for the Australian Defence Force Academy to be shut down as the royal commission report into defence and veteran suicide is handed down. Picture: Sky News

‘Shut it down’: Jacqui’s big call

Jacqui Lambie has made a shock call as a major report following a three-year royal commission into defence and veteran suicides is handed down.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. NewsWire Photos. SEPTEMBER 8, 2024. Police officers line up in front of mounted police outside the Crown Casino and Convention Centre as demonstrators continue to protest in Melbourne. Picture: NewsWire/Tamati Smith.

Two arrested after chaotic protests

Two people have been arrested following chaotic scenes on the streets of one Aussie capital, as thousands of protesters clashed with police deployed under sweeping state powers.

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