An investigation published Friday by The Atlantic magazine joins a series of reports on Egypt's prolonged efforts before October 7, 2023 to warn Israel that Ham

OpenAI says dozens more third parties were affected by rogue agents bypassing website security controls, as new traces reveal days of attempts to access Australian health data.

These brainiacs have set fire to a trillion dollars and delivered nothing but IP theft and deepfake porn. It's no wonder the American AI giants want protection.

Australia’s wealthiest private schools continue receiving public funding despite mounting budget pressures, raising questions about whether government spending on education reflects need and the broad...

Restoring home ownership requires substantially lower house prices – and for most existing homeowners, falling property values need not leave them materially worse off.

The independent member for Mulka Yiŋiya Guyula has resigned from NT parliament effective immediately, saying the Country Liberal Party's "dehumanising" legislation is part of his decision.

Brighton Grammar School wants to take a lease on public parkland across the road from the exclusive all-boys private school in a deal it says would upgrade the facilities.

Gain-of-function fearmongering and blame gets the glitzy NYT visual treatment as Republicans weaponize the lab leak theory again in attacks on Dr. Anthony Fauci

Privatisation has failed. It's time to put public services back into public hands

BackgroundTobacco use is significantly more prevalent among individuals with schizophrenia spectrum disorders (SSD) compared to the general population, contr...

America is already dead, though its zombie corpse still wanders the earth. So why does Australia insist on feeding it via the AUKUS agreement?

Australian government insists legal costs should be paid by former senator as FoI fight escalates

Former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale is overseeing an operation posting hundreds of blog posts on behalf of Israel, with the goal of infiltrating artificial intelligence.

‘We already have more than 1,000 recommendations. The knowledge gap isn’t there. There’s an implementation gap,’ policy expert says

A new investigation has uncovered how the United Arab Emirates (UAE) supports a secret network of military training camps for the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that enables them to continue ...

The coming NSW ICAC hearings are only part of a deeper problem. Entrenched factional power, gambling interests and political cowardice are corroding trust in Australia’s institutions.