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Chinese buses on Australian roads spark cybersecurity concerns
The same Chinese company that makes electric buses now under review in Denmark and Norway also has electric buses on Australian roads. Source link
Taylor says Konstas must ditch ramp shots to revive Test career
The former Australian captain believes it is time for the talented opener to go back to basics as he finds himself on the outer as the Ashes begin. Source link
China's new aircraft carrier shows it is seeking power far from its coast
China commissions its first home-built aircraft carrier, which experts say will help what is already the world’s largest navy expand power beyond its own waters. Source link
Magistrate rules Neighbours star's public Nazi salute was not theatrical
Former Neighbours star Damien Richardson performed an illegal Nazi salute in public but was not intending to display loyalty to Adolf Hitler, a magistrate says. Source link
Questions raised as key election promise absent from Tasmanian budget
There were hats, jackets and a shop front, but when it came to budget day, there was no money set aside for the creation of TasInsure, which the Tasmanian Liberals promised would save households up to $250 a year during the election. Source link
Coroner reopens investigation into Melbourne woman's death
New evidence reopens a coronial investigation into the death of a 24-year-old woman whose body was found in a river in Melbourne’s north in 2011. Source link
Man charged with fleecing nearly 900 sheep in 'significant' stock theft
A 69-year-old man has been charged after allegedly stealing 880 sheep and selling them through a saleyard. Source link
25yo man's body found on NSW North Coast walking track after park brawl
Homicide detectives are investigating the death of a man whose body was found on a walking track near Lismore. Source link
Why plans for 'cockroach' building upgrade were scrapped
The WA premier insists a cancelled upgrade of the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre would not have been value for money, despite the deputy premier previously describing the building as a “cockroach”. Source link
New antibiotic approved for Tasmania's farmed salmon industry
The move is in response to an “endemic” bacterial disease that caused the deaths of up to 15,000 tonnes of salmon from January to April, resulting in dead fish material washing up on multiple beaches. Source link