Accountancy firm Deloitte Cyprus among those that appear to have backdated records outlining the Russian billionaire’s assets

This might be a (raspberry) pie in the sky plan, but it's part of a global movement searching for answers to digital sovereignty and tech resilience.

The Greens will be in the driving seat for the passage of the government's digital duty of care, with the Coalition ruling itself out of negotiation (at this stage). David Shoebridge wants to ban the...

‘Centrelink is evil’ isn’t a call to slash welfare payments – it’s a sign people are frustrated about the ability to access government support

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Tasmania's EPA is worried about the extent of AI data centre company Firmus's planned diesel generator use, saying it is much more than initially disclosed.

Last month, the ABC platformed an Israel lobbyist without disclosure in blatant breach of much that the once-venerable broadcaster purports to stand for.

A United Arab Emirates official says the man who allegedly tried to hijack a flight to Tel Aviv was reading extremist literature and following online content glorifying terrorist organisations while s...

A new class action will allege the federal government breach privacy laws by sharing thousands of ex-ADF members' medical records to an Australian university.

The federal police commissioner says parents and the community need to step up their support for children, who are turning to AI chatbots when they are sexually victimised online.

An examination of the functions of parliamentarians suggests there's one group that could be replaced with AI with barely anyone noticing.

Titled "The Orange Plague," a gold-coated statue presents Donald Trump sitting on a smaller man's back. The Danish artist blamed Trump for getting in the way of efforts to address climate change.

A former police officer says she feels violated after her fourth-floor balcony was accessed by offenders who allegedly stole her and her husband's cars. 

The Russian leader insists Moscow is "not threatening anyone" and is merely responding to statements by Western leaders.

Commonwealth lawyers argue Jarrad Madgwick, whose death by suicide was highlighted at royal commission, ineligible as he only received provisional debt notice

He went to prison for insider trading but Oliver Curtis is about to be the source of one of Australia's largest share market floats.

In Australia, we’re too busy looking at the next carriage on the political sushi train to realise the track itself is broken.