WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is reportedly concerned about returning to Australia, fearful that he will be extradited back to the US.
Stephen Drill
Adelaide’s Space HQ officially opened this morning – and in only a year, you can walk in to mission control and talk live with the International Space Station astronauts.
Tory Shepherd
When the Government makes online safety of our kids a key election pitch, it needs to deliver — and quickly. Here’s how you can help make them do it.
Lanai ScarrFederal Political Editor
Holden’s shock announcement yesterday that it would stop selling cars in Australia by the end of the year has been met with anger and sadness across the globe.
David McCowen
Ford has revealed its plan for the Australian market this year after General Motors announced Holden would soon cease to exist.
AAP
Holden has announced it is leaving Australia for good by the end of the year, but the Lion brand has given us some terrific memories during the past 72 years. Here are some of its best.
Dom Tripolone
It was a brand synonymous with Australia, but more than 70 years after the first Holden rolled off the production line it will cease to exist by the end of this year. Here’s how it went from thriving to failure.
Toby Hagon
From why it happened, to job losses and what it means for car owners, here’s everything you need to know about Holden’s Australian exit.
A new giant drone has just been tested in SA – the futuristic technology is expected to monitor fires and seas cheaper than satellites can.
Up to 1500 space industry jobs are forecast over the next five years as WA positions itself as a key player in NASA’s mission to return astronauts to the moon by 2024.
Josh Zimmerman
Holden will cease to exist in Australia by the end of this year. The company told dealers and head office staff the news this morning.
A social media post warning consumers about the ‘dangers’ of hot cross bun ingredients has been dubbed as ‘misleading’ by scientists.
Thousands of taxi, Uber and on-demand drivers will be required to pass tough new security checks — including a five-yearly national police clearance — before being granted a licence.
Joe Spagnolo
UK salesmen are spruiking cryptocurrency to Perth Glory supporters, urging them to buy thousands in ‘tokens’ from a company that wants to buy 80 per cent of the club.
Gareth Parker
Fremantle’s Kiara Bowers, who had 13 official tackles to that point in the game to help her side to a commanding position, stopped the female protester in her tracks near the centre circle.
Jordan McArdle
West Australians will be treated to a spectacle in the night sky just in time for Valentine’s Day.
A buyers market is forming as dealers try to get rid of last year’s stock by offering huge discounts, free servicing and longer warranties. See how much you can save on a new ride.
Telco giants Vodafone and TPG have been given the green light to merge. This is how it will affect customers and what deals they could now get.
Sophie Elsworth and John Dagge
Australia’s chief scientist Alan Finkel is “optimistic” about the Government’s willingness to listen and act on climate advice.
Sarah Ison
Put down your smartphone and pick up a camera: that’s the message from the world’s top photographic firms that are queuing up to launch new products.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Samsung is bringing back the flip phone with its latest folding smartphone but, buyers should note, its form is not the only retro thing about it.
Parents will no longer have to worry about their children being exposed to tracks bearing bad language or adult themes, with audio streaming giant Spotify launching a child-friendly app.
Kathy McCabe
Families urged to talk with children about ways to safely use the internet.
Tari Jeffers
Kids as young as three are being coerced into producing sexualised material for predators online.
Lanai Scarr
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