‘Stand up’: Defence boss’ final vow
Australia’s Defence chief has used his final remarks at the Royal Commission to make a moving vow about the military’s suicide crisis.
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‘Stand up’: Defence boss’ final vow
Australia’s Defence chief has used his final remarks at the Royal Commission to make a moving vow about the military’s suicide crisis.
Grim discovery in ute after bridge collapse
Specialist divers combing the ice-cold waters of the Baltimore harbour have made a grim discovery inside a red pick-up truck after the bridge disaster.
New off-road sub-brand for popular car maker
A leading brand is adding some off-road cred to its SUV range to tempt more adventurous buyers.
‘Silence is the enemy’: Inside bridge hell
The 22 crew of the container ship MV Dali had just 251 seconds to avert disaster before the 100,000-tonne vessel slammed into the US city of Baltimore’s main bridge.
Furious crossbench fires up at government
The government’s contentious new migration legislation has upset the crossbench, which delayed the start of question time.
‘We are next’: War fears engulf Europe
A chorus of alarm is sounding out across the continent as a re-energised Russia looks set to accelerate its war with Ukraine.
‘Dangerous’: Australia’s Trump challenge
A fresh array of problems are in store for Anthony Albanese if Republican candidate Donald Trump assumes power in November.
Aussies slugged $4.7bn for hidden subs cost
The government has defended slugging Aussie taxpayers with a multi-billion dollar invoice for a UK company, saying it’s critical Australia contributes.
First live human pig organ transplant
A path to recovery for thousands of Aussies is now in reach after the first successful pig to live human organ transplant.
Albo hits out after Trump’s Rudd rant
The Coalition are ‘politicising’ Australia’s diplomatic efforts, as the fallout of Donald Trump’s comments on Kevin Rudd continues.
Reason for urgent recall of 2k luxury cars
Transportation safety officers have issued an urgent warning for this legendary luxury brand, warning of a manufacturing defect.
Big miner’s call on issue dividing investors
Australia’s biggest company has just made a big call on its ambitions and it could influence corporates everywhere.
Experts debate AI risk to our extinction
Australia’s chief scientist, a retired army major general and a renowned physicist have shared their opinions on the risks of artificial intelligence.
Zuck roadtests the new Meta AI glasses
Mark Zuckerberg on a weekend in Montana tried Meta’s new Ray-Ban AI glasses to test them out.
Putin’s chilling new nuclear declaration
Vladimir Putin has continued to stoke tensions between Russia and the West with a new threat directed at Ukraine’s most ardent allies.
Marles: Subs snag ‘to be expected’
The Defence Minister has sought to allay fears over the $368bn AUKUS deal, after the US confirmed it would fall short on its part of the agreement.
Marles: Subs snag ‘to be expected’
The Defence Minister has sought to allay fears over the $368bn AUKUS deal, after the US confirmed it would fall short on its part of the agreement.
Aussie nuclear subs deal at risk of collapse
The sale of three Virginia-class nuclear submarines to Australia is in jeopardy after the US Navy made an unexpected move.
‘Last legs’: Lambie’s plea to fix crisis
A firebrand senator has taken the government to task, saying her office has become the last port of call for many suffering Australians.
‘Bloody thugs’: Lambie fires at tech giants
Senator Jacqui Lambie has blasted global technology giants, like Meta, labelling them “bloody thugs” and warning of dangerous addictions among children.
Annoying objects ripped out of Sydney’s CBD
A controversial feature of Sydney’s CBD is being removed after many years of annoying people.
Why it’s so hard to find a real-life spy
As Australia faces increasing threats to its security from foreign spies, the stark truth about what a spy would realistically look like has been revealed – and it’s no James Bond lookalike.
Why it’s so hard to find a real-life spy
As Australia faces increasing threats to its security from foreign spies, the stark truth about what a spy would realistically look like has been revealed – and it’s no James Bond lookalike.
Chinese engineer arrested for stealing Google AI tech
The head of the FBI says the arrest of a Chinese national over the theft of Google AI tech illustrates the lengths China is willing to go to steal US innovation.
The ‘scary’ new tech alarming Aussies
In a few years’ time just about every appliance in the home could be full of it but many of us think it’s “intimidating” and even “scary”.
‘Killed for sport’: World ignores mass killings
More than 200 people were murdered in cold blood on Christmas Day now fears are growing that this entire country is sliding towards anarchy.
House price fears after shock air strike
A sudden surge of violence driven by rebel forces has world leaders on edge — and now it’s clear it could be painful for Australia, too.
Drone soccer debuts at CES 2024
Two teams of five drones each, protected by spherical carbon frames, face off at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
New gadgets at CES 2024, transparant TV’s and AI robots
News.com.au US Correspondent Benedict Brook shows off all the hot gadgets at AI CES 2024 with transparent TVs and AI home robots.
Take a look at LG and Samsung’s new transparent TVs
LG and Samsung have revealed their brand new transparent OLED and MicroLED TVs.
‘Sinister’ AI robot makes shock comeback
Forget Roomba, the next battleground for robots is being waged and with big firms telling us the devices, cute as they are, will “patrol” our homes.
The future for TVs has arrived in Las Vegas for CES 2024
LG and Samsung are among the world’s first manufacturers bringing the newest TV technology to consumers. Claiming to get rid of the ‘Big Black…
The world’s biggest tech conference kicks off in Las Vegas
The world’s largest tech show is about to kick off in Las Vegas with big names, like LG, Samsung and Hisense serving up new TVs and laptops…
Terrifying war US admits it can’t win
One death could spark a new war that the US has already said it can’t win – a war that could produce 500,000 casualties.
Australia’s terrifying 2024 threat exposed
Two large-scale wars raged in 2023 but the threat in coming this year could be like nothing Australia has ever seen.
Sign China is on the brink of invading
Top US military officials have reiterated fears that China’s Chairman Xi Jinping will order military action sooner than first thought.
$2.3bn project held to ransom over pay demand
Striking workers have put a $2.3bn green energy build at risk over demands of a 17 per cent uplift in pay.
Scientists kill cancer with a ‘jackhammer’
It’s called nanomechanical therapy, and it could be an alternative form of treatment to chemo.
Shocking way 1247 killed in one year
The year proved to be a deadly one for the roads, with tragic spikes in more than one state.
One major threat to 2025 election
Experts have called on the government to ban the use of artificial intelligence chatbots in the use of political campaigns ahead of the 2025 election.
‘Stop at nothing’: Russia’s huge escalation
Russia has launched a “massive” new attack on Ukraine in an escalation of the already horrific war on a huge scale.
Musk robot attacks worker in Tesla factory
A Tesla engineer was ambushed by a robot at the company’s Texas factory as revelations mount up about the company’s record.
ASX-listed weed company goes bust
The company behind the largest cannabis manufacturing facility in the southern hemisphere has entered administration amid “disunity” at board level.
Pics reveal China’s terrifying nuclear plans
Satellite photos reveal China is secretly building new nuclear test pits in a remote desert mountain range. But Beijing insists it’s doing no such thing.
Australia’s extreme weakness exposed
Horrifying attacks a world away could throw a major element of Australia’s economy into chaos – and the government isn’t getting stuck in to help.
Australia responds to US warship request
Australia has given an answer to a US request to send a navy warship to the Red Sea to counter escalating attacks from Houthi rebels.
Meet the MQ-4C Triton: Australia’s $100m spy drone
A giant uncrewed spy drone is on target for 24/7 patrols along Australia’s north coast and Indo Pacific sea lanes and trade routes by mid next year.
New Zealand’s major AUKUS update
Kiwis could soon be signing on to Australia’s major security pact with the US and the UK, despite the nation being firmly against nuclear.
Dire warning on China threat
With Australia facing the growing threat of conflict in its own backyard, a new report has found the nation’s defence industry is ill-equipped should a war occur.
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