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John Connolly

John Connolly

Columnist at The Australian Online

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Twenty-three players in New Jersey won $10,000 or more last week playing Powerball, Mega Millions and New Jersey Lottery games.
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BMW inferno as huge recall sends brand reputation up in flames

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theaustralian.com.au

Treasurer Jim says ‘Thanks for going green, here’s your bill’

Based in the red centre of Australia, Canberra, where the word pothole doesn’t exist, Albo and his team want you to pay for every kilometre you drive, and if you own an EV the bill’s about to land.
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Hollywood’s take on F1 a polished leap further than reality

Yes, Brad Pitt is driving in F1, Danny Ricciardo is back and Melbourne chanteuse, Rosé, is warbling not driving. Hollywood’s turned up too. Brad Pitt stars in F1: The Movie, a turbocharged blockbuster that might be better than the real season.
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Less fill, more thrill: the most efficient real cars on Aussie roads

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How to blow $2000 and still smell like a toilet

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Who killed the petrol engine? And no, the answer’s not Elon

Friend, 20 readers, and the Sultan of Kensington’s second cousin’s bean counter – strap in.
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Playing chicken with the wrath of Mother Nature

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Year of the lemon: The five worst cars to buy in 2025

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New book lifts the lid on the tragic Senna crash

Roland Ratzenberger cut short the interview, telling the journalist: “Let’s finish this in the evening, I have no more time.” He ran to the pits, pulled on his helmet, desperate to qualify for his third F1 race. The day before, during the first qualifying session, Jordan driver Rubens Barrichello hit a kerb at 225km/hour. The car and driver went airborne. Rubens’ concussion was bad, but worse his tongue was blocking his airway and FIA legendary doctor Sid Watkins did a bit of quick bit of emergency surgery and saved his life. When Barrichello woke up in the medical centre, the first person he saw was Ayrton Senna looking over him.
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Good news comes in red

Just imagine you had some good news. Ferrari Sydney boss Angelo Ruberto calls to say your new $500,000 Ferrari 488 GTB, which wasn’t meant to turn up until 2017, is in the Alexandria showroom, ready to go. But you just sold your old Fezzer F430 quicker than you thought through carsguide.com.au and you’re carless.