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Tesla driver faces manslaughter charges over Texas crash that killed a woman inside her home 0

On the video, I saw BUTLER’s Tesla continue to increase in speed, and saw the amount of pressure being applied to the accelerator pedal also increase in speed. In about six (6) seconds, the accelerator pedal was pressed all the way down to 100%, “pedal to the metal,” and the vehicle reached a speed of

Victoria’s renewable energy strategy is pivoting to address intense pushback from regional communities 0

In the fast-evolving world of renewable energy, connecting a project to the grid used to be a relatively straightforward process under the old open access system. Victoria is now changing that with the Victorian Access Regime. VicGrid’s June 2026 update gives the clearest picture yet of how the new system will work in practice. It

The Best July 4 Grill and Griddle Deals: Weber, Traeger, Recteq 0
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- July 2, 2026
This said, the $100 price cut is the same on both sizes. So, the best deal outright is certainly on the 2-burner version, down to just $699 for the 4th of July weekend. Note that while there’s no sale, Traeger released a lower-budget griddle line called Irontop this year. I’ve been testing it and have
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Tesla shows off Cybercab with no pedals, no steering wheel driving on public roads.0
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- July 1, 2026
Tesla has been shooting for level 4 autonomy for a very long time and it feels closer than ever with a new video. The official Tesla account shared a 27 second video of a 2-seater Cybercab with no steering wheel, no accelerator, and no brake pedal. There’s something beautiful about the simplicity of a symetrical
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Startup Battlefield Australia application closes in days: Apply before July 6 0
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- July 1, 2026
What if one pitch changed everything? The last time TechCrunch brought Startup Battlefield to Sydney, two little-known startups stepped onto the stage. What happened next led to more than $85 million raised. If you want your shot, applications close in just a few days on July 6. In 2017, Manuri Gunawardena was a final-year medical
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