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Terror as man dies from the black plague

While you may assume the horror of the ‘black death’ is confined to history books, a man’s sudden death from the plague has changed everything.

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Major brand’s unthinkable act in EV war

A global car brand fighting for buyers in Australia has taken an extraordinary step it has never considered before.

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Aussie YouTuber ‘sent to prison’ for video

A popular Aussie YouTuber has revealed how his home was raided by police over videos exposing alleged “scammers”.

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN - JULY 07: Subaru sport utility vehicles awaiting shipment are parked at a port on July 07, 2025 in Yokohama, Japan. U.S. President Donald Trump said last week he doubts a trade deal with Japan can be reached before the July 9 deadline, and he threatened to impose a

‘Can’t speak’: Confusion grows over car prices

New vehicle emission rules have created a very uncertain future for Aussie drivers.

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US President Donald Trump speaks to journalists as he signs executive orders in the Oval Office of the WHite House in Washington, DC, on January 20, 2025. (Photo by Jim WATSON / POOL / AFP)

Kiwi fury as Trump steals ‘one thing we did’

Moments after being sworn in, President Donald Trump sparked a diplomatic incident 14,000 kilometres away and ruffled feathers in New Zealand with a hefty lie.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MAY 25, 2022: Generic telecommunications images. A mobile phone tower in Melbourne. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Andrew Henshaw

Why Australia’s net quality is so low

The quality of Australia’s internet services has slipped to an embarrassing spot behind global competitors – as a new survey measures the overall digital wellbeing of the country.

Mystery surrounding 14,000 year old Aussie rings solved. Picture: Australian Archaeology

Mystery of 1,400yo Aussie rings solved

The truth behind giant 1,400 year old rings found on the outskirts of Melbourne has been revealed.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk gestures as he speaks during the inaugural parade inside Capitol One Arena, in Washington, DC, on January 20, 2025. (Photo by ANGELA WEISS / AFP)

Elon’s bizarre non-apology says it all

Three of the world’s richest men were a conspicuous presence in the audience for Donald Trump’s inauguration – even before Elon Musk made things weird.

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Aussie car prices set to crash

It could be a great year to buy a car in Australia, with prices expected to plummet due to several crucial factors.

Extreme and severe heatwaves are tipped to sweep Queensland and NSW. Picture: Stormcast.

Temps to hit 46C in severe heatwave

Warnings have been issued to residents across several states as a severe heatwave is expected to send the mercury soaring past 40C.

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Trump immediately decimates EV law

President Donald Trump’s new policies on the motoring industry, especially electric vehicles, is set to really shake things up.

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Peter Furler on stage in Queensland, bottom left, songwriter and singer Sia Furler and the Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar.

My brother and cousin Sia never sounded so good

With a brother who founded one of Australia’s biggest music exports and a cousin who has been Unstoppable in writing great hits, it shames me to say I can barely clap in time. But I know a good sound system when I hear it.

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Locals across mutliple Sydney suburbs have been met with confronting scenes, after mega storms flooded waterways with tonnes of rubbish waste. Picture: Facebook /

‘Human’: Grim find on Aussie beach

A popular Sydney beach is one of several in the city to be swamped by tonnes of rubbish – including some seriously creepy items

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Tropical Cyclone Sean forms near the Pilbara Coast

Millions lashed by record-breaking rain

A tropical cyclone has brought record-breaking rain, with one area recording 274mm of rain in just 24 hours.

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