New anti-speeding system coming to Australia is dangerous
An overreach in authority by the European Union on speed limiters is having a noticeable negative impact on Australians buying new cars.
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Cheap isn’t the same as good value says Volkswagen, amid competition from new brands
Volkswagen Australia knows there’s a swathe of new brands coming Down Under, offering low prices and lots of kit.
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Peanut butter whiskey whisked off shelves for urgent allergen recall
The liquor sold across Australia has been urgently recalled because of undeclared allergy concerns.
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‘Life-changing jackpot’: The Lott reveals the luckiest numbers ahead of $100m Powerball jackpot
Australian lottery trends have been revealed ahead of this week’s $100m jackpot, with some postcodes appearing to be winner hotspots.
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Federal funding deal is ‘short-changing’ public schools
Public schools will not be able to meet their students’ needs without a funding boost from the federal government, according to state education ministers.
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Your horoscope for Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Read what your zodiac sign predicts for your day.
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Why Japanese brand Premium Yebisu is shouting white-collar workers free beers
Japanese beer Premium Yebisu has picked an unconventional approach to drive brand awareness by sending white-collar workers personalised messages on LinkedIn — and subsequently sending them free drinks.
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Majority of cancer patients ‘still in remission’ following breakthrough Perth trial
The majority of cancer patients involved in a landmark Perth clinical trial remain in remission years later after a breakthrough treatment that bypasses the need for chemotherapy.
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Point Grey south: Sale of 591-hectares of land expected to be finalised this week
Years after protests quashed plans for a 330-berth marina at Point Grey another huge parcel of land in the area is about to change hands.
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One in every five dollars paid by WA drivers in speeding fines to pay for infringement administration
One in every five dollars paid by WA drivers in speed camera fines will be used to administer infringements, analysis of the Road Safety Commission’s spending for this financial year reveals.
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