Worrying sign China has already won
There is a worrying sign that constant harassment from Beijing means the West is out on a limb against China.
Innovation
Stunning claim about Musk’s eerie project
The world’s richest man has painted an eerily vivid picture of what households will look like in the near future – if you’re keen on welcoming a creepy new family member.
‘Sabotage’ blamed for huge Russian strike
Massive explosions have rocked a Russian military facility on the Kremlin-controlled Crimean peninsula, in a suspected Ukrainian attack.
City testing $30,000 street bin
New rubbish bins that cost almost $30,000 for one prototype will be tested in a major US city as it tries to tackle a smelly problem.
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The best new cars coming to Australia
It has been a slow start to the year for new car arrivals but that is all about to change as a collection of fresh metal is due to land in showrooms in the next month. And there will be something for everyone.
Why Aussies are flocking to ‘Netflix for cars’
Up to 100,000 Australians are expected to stop buying new cars each year, with many expected to flock to subscription-based ownership. Here’s why.
New Toyota’s startling price tag
Toyota marks the 60th anniversary of this legend, loved by people from the bush and the city, but its price may scare off buyers.
Tested: Porsche’s hot new SUV
SUVs are big business for Porsche and the brand’s latest addition is sure to draw in buyers. And the German brand believes this particular version is its sportiest.
BMW gears up for massive fight
BMW was one of the best performing luxury brands in 2019 but the German maker still plans to take the fight to long-time rivals.
Driver cops $826 fine after Macca’s run
A P-plater’s craving for a Big Mac has cost them a lot more than they bargained for after police noticed a big problem while they were in the drive-thru.
BMW preparing for a huge change
BMW has seen the writing on the wall and is preparing for a generational change, but in a surprise move the brand is also hedging its bets.
Mitsubishi fires fresh shots in ute war
Mitsubishi is set to offer new versions of its Triton ute to tempt customers away from best-selling rivals such as the Ford Ranger and best selling HiLux.
Confusing cards costing commuters
Commuters on the country’s biggest public transport network have been overcharged due to one simple change in how they pay fares.
Road rule differences catching out drivers
A big thing that catches drivers out on our roads is how the rules change from state to state, with the confusion resulting in massive fines.
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