‘Truman Show’: Spies say everything is fake
Two former senior spies have revealed how they “create a pretend world” where “we’re the main actors”, likening it to The Truman Show.
Two former senior spies have revealed how they “create a pretend world” where “we’re the main actors”, likening it to The Truman Show.
One of the most common pieces of tech has been given a massive new dimension with the approval of life-changing technology in Australia.
A creepy “robocop” has been released in China, capable of chasing criminals on land or water – and striking with a range of weapons.
Ukraine has announced a massive leap forward in their defence capabilities, lifting the lid on an ominous new weapon in the hope to turn the tide.
The alarm is sounding over the future of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine pact in anticipation of Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
Elon Musk is set to sell Tesla’s South Australian virtual power plant, which was originally billed as the world’s biggest when it launched…
The partner of one of the four soldiers killed in the Talisman Sabre disaster has slammed defence officials for giving her what she calls “false hope”.
Chinese media has accused the a US of “paranoia” and forgetting what “healthy competition truly looks like” amid trade tensions.
In an Australian first, Coles has revealed it will launch a trial of AI-powered trolleys that scan and track products in real time.
A bizarre new form of “tap and pay” technology has taken hold in China, with customers scanning the palm of their hand at the checkout.
Radio host Ray Hadley has absolutely torched an electric vehicle owner after being shown what he described as “the most remarkable photo I think I’ve seen”.
Tens of thousands of troops from Russia and North Korea are preparing to carry out an assault on Ukrainian forces under a landmark new defence deal.
The President-elect boasts he will end the Ukraine war “within 24 hours” – but there is rising panic about how he could make that happen.
More junior Australian Defence Force personnel will soon be able to access a $40,000 bonus to increase the recruitment and retention of Australia’s military.
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