AI race continues apace, driven by those who reap the financial benefits, while ignoring those who lose their jobs. Where is the regulation?

Pentagon chief tries to play down problems onboard carrier as it returns to dock after 260 days at sea without port call

Treasurer Jim Chalmers used a large business gathering near Tokyo to promise executives that Australia would remain a dependable energy supplier.

Britain says SSN-AUKUS remains on track. But its shipyards are already stretched while new reactor and workforce capacity is still being built. Australia is betting heavily on that gap being closed in...

The way Australians drink coffee is changing, with more and more switching to home brews while cafes are "running on a shoestring".

Police and prosecutors across France, Spain, South Korea, Japan and the U.S. have opened cases against men accused of secretly filming women and girls with Meta glasses. The only warning victims have ...

Almost 30 years ago now, when the hit movie Titanic launched in cinemas, my friend Matthew taught me and a few others to play Celine Dion's anthem My Heart Will Go On on the recorder, that musical ins...

Sydney was the first frontier war battleground. No treaty between European occupying forces and the First Nations people meant conflict, and the first recorded massacre followed.

Countries across our region are seeing gas as a strategic liability. That’s good for climate and energy security, but bad for gas executives.

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Social media platforms have been found to push populist and extreme content. The government’s changes may put some politicians on the back foot.

On Friday, Defence deputy secretary Celia Perkins began her evidence before a senate inquiry into asset sales by the department and Australian military with an embarrassing manoeuvre. 'In closing, I ...

Revelations during ICAC’s Operation Rosny have raised new questions about cabinet’s handling of the NSW cemetery dispute.

Scientists will be able to estimate the amount of heating and destruction caused by the gas ultimately drawn from the Beetaloo

The world-renowned academic institution has nothing to say in response to a six-month investigation by Byline Times raising serious concerns about the safeguarding of students and foreign influence at...

Australia should be able to scrutinise China without turning a government, a civilisation and a people into a single threatening enemy.

Last week, research by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) confirmed that they were wrong in 2023 to criticise research by The Australia Institute, which showed rising profits were the significant cau...

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By Helen Reynolds  There is something profoundly surreal about watching the Sydney Marathon become entangled in the politics of a war being fought half a world away. On Sunday, tens of thousands of or...

It could have been a very smart, exciting and world-first energy policy initiative. But now we can see the results, it’s clear that Solar Sharer has gone terribly wrong.