3 h. ago AFL round eight LIVE: Clarkson’s ‘glass houses’ whack to Cornes; Kangas hanging tough at Marvel

Round eight kicks off when the Bombers and Kangaroos go head-to-head at Marvel Stadium. Follow for all the action in the build-up, during the match and the wash-up.

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4 h. ago AFL round eight LIVE: Clarkson’s Cornes whack: ‘Those in glass houses should not throw stones’

Round eight kicks off when the Bombers and Kangaroos go head-to-head at Marvel Stadium. Follow for all the action in the build-up, during the match and the wash-up.

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6 h. ago ‘Bloody idiot’ who had luxury cars confiscated revealed as Perth tech guru

Hyung Dae Shin, otherwise known as Tommy Shin, was labelled a “bloody idiot” by police minister Reece Whitby two weeks ago after he had a second, very expensive, car confiscated by police.

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8 h. ago ClearVue to showcase solar glass tech in Tattersalls upgrade

ClearVue Technologies has been awarded a supply contract in the heart of Sydney’s CBD for the historic Tattersalls Club as part of a $300M upgrade at the site.

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9 h. ago TZ smart locker wins global praise as Keyvision deal lifts sales

TZ Limited has bagged a key tech award and sealed the Keyvision deal as revenue jumps with 2,500 smart lockers now live across CapitaLand’s Singapore sites.

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43 h. ago ‘You feel like Darryl Kerrigan of The Castle’: How Adam got charged for his own solar power

Home owners who assumed their solar panels would help cut the cost of their electricity have just received a surprise bill, and they’re outraged.

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55 h. ago ASX gains for a fourth session, led by energy and tech stocks

The Australian sharemarket has pushed past the 8000-mark after a late wave of buying helped Wall Street post its longest advance since November.

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67 h. ago Pretend friends, real risks. Harming kids is now part of big tech’s business model

Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg said famously “move fast and break things”. But now it’s children and families who are being broken by the relentless thirst for big tech profit.

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3 d. ago How useful are portable battery power stations for the home?

Similar to mains power you can take with you, and able to be topped up by solar, battery stations are a new option when it comes to camping power or household back-up.

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4 d. ago ‘The ball would be floating on top’: Upgraded Leederville Oval to be part of WA’s Gather Round proposal

Western Australia is positioning itself to bid for a potential Gather Round coup with a multimillion-dollar upgrade of Leederville Oval.

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5 d. ago Purple bin backlash brews in the ’burbs as councils rubbish extra costs

Dozens of Victorian councils are fighting state plans to impose glass-only kerbside recycling, and argue the popular container deposit scheme should be expanded instead.

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6 d. ago These affordable EVs are set to rule the roads – and they are all from the same place

Armed with sleek designs, the latest high-tech interiors and a cheaper price tag, a handful of automakers are rewriting the script on EVs and hybrids.

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6 d. ago These cars are poised to take over our roads, and they are all made in China

Armed with sleek designs, the latest high-tech interiors and a cheaper price tag, Chinese automakers are rewriting the script on EVs and hybrids.

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7 d. ago Queensland Productivity Commission begins work, as hospitals get ‘rescue plan’

The commission was tasked with a construction industry review on Thursday, with the government also promising a future for flailing health sector upgrades.

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7 d. ago Bold new plans for ‘living library' unveiled on eve of Anzac Day

Legacy Brisbane is showcasing timeless artefacts and first hand accounts from behind the battle lines to bring our veterans' memories to life.

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7 d. ago ASX closes week on a high as Trump’s softer tone sparks global rally

The Australian sharemarket extended its gains on Thursday on the back of miners, banks and tech stocks.

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7 d. ago ASX rises for second day after Trump’s softer tone sparks global rally

The Australian sharemarket is extending its gains after Donald Trump’s policy U-turns, led by miners, tech stocks and banks.

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8 d. ago Aguia drill bit chases first Colombian gold resource by year end

After first gold pour and plant upgrades, Aguia Resources is readying a drill program at its Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia to deliver a maiden resource by year’s end.

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9 d. ago Review slams plans, budgets for flawed Queensland hospital projects

At one construction site, an impasse over a tree is costing $54,000 a day. At another, no-one realised the entire power system would have to be upgraded.

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9 d. ago Renewable energy investors demand answers on Coalition nuclear plan

Major renewable energy companies are pressing Peter Dutton to reveal how much extra wind and solar he would permit under his plan to adopt nuclear reactors.

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