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Why Is Australia Having Such a Wet El Niño? The Weather Surprise Explained

Australia could experience its wettest El Niño year yet. Why warm Indian Ocean waters, a stalled Tasman high and other.

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AI Security Technology

AI Agents Broke Into Company Systems Unnoticed: India’s CERT-In Warns of a New Cybersecurity Risk

India's CERT-In says AI agents reached live company systems unnoticed and criminal agents can accelerate attacks from days to hours..

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Business Technology

Tesla’s ‘Flying Car’ Is Real — Sort Of: Roadster Thrusters, 2028 Release and What Was Actually Demonstrated

Tesla's 2026 Roadster used suction fans and SpaceX-style thrusters to perform airborne stunts. Here's what was shown, what remains unproven.

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AI Business Technology

Google Starts Paying Major News Publishers for AI Content — What It Means for Online News

Google says more than 400 publications, including CNN, Axios and the Financial Times, participate in its paid News AI pilot..

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Australian News Business How To

Australian Car Insurance Has Jumped Almost 60% in Four Years — Why?

Some Australians face nearly 60% motor-insurance renewal increases. ASIC's review explains the wider premium surge and how to compare car.

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AI Business

The AI Boom Has a $50 Billion Debt Warning: Why CoreWeave Is Making Investors Nervous

CoreWeave's reported US$50bn debt, distressed bond yields and US$104bn backlog raise hard questions about financing the AI data-centre boom.

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Travel News Traveller

Arugam Bay Named Asia’s No. 1 Beach in 2026: Why Sri Lanka’s East Coast Is Winning Global Attention

Arugam Bay topped Condé Nast Traveller's 2026 Asia beach ranking with 98.84. Discover the other Sri Lankan winners, surf season,.

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Business Travel News Traveller

Oil Above $100: Will Flights From Australia Get More Expensive This Summer?

With Brent above US$100 and jet-fuel prices elevated, will Australian airfares rise for summer 2026–27? What the ACCC data says,.

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Australian News Business

Australia Loses 39,300 Jobs: What It Could Mean for Interest Rates, Mortgages and the Australian Dollar

Australia lost 39,300 employed people in September but full-time jobs rose. What the ABS data means for RBA decisions, mortgages.

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World News

China and North Korea Open New Yalu River Bridge After 12-Year Delay

China and North Korea have opened the 3km New Yalu River Bridge after a 12-year delay. What the new crossing.

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