Australia will pump $5 billion into UK submarine industry to fast-track AUKUS, the prime minister has been told to scrap religious school rules and Liberal Party press releases make splash on Google.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has revealed that the White House has submitted a Gaza ceasefire proposal to the United Nations.
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Sony Foundation Australia held its annual long lunch with stars in Sydney, raising more than $1.5 million for young Australians with cancer in the process.
The US has sued Apple, accusing the technology giant of using its power over app distribution to maintain an iPhone monopoly.
The US has sued Apple, accusing the technology giant of using its power over app distribution to maintain an iPhone monopoly.
Religious schools should lose the right to expel teachers and students over their sexuality, report says.
Tech giant Apple has been accused by the US government of illegally maintaining a monopoly over the phone market.
Two teenagers were clocked allegedly speeding at speeds of 100km/h before they were arrested.
Meloni is seeking $165,000 in damages and will donate any award to an interior ministry fund for women victims of domestic violence.
The Socceroos recorded a 2-0 win over Lebanon in their World Cup qualifier.
This weekend, three sons of ex-AFL players with distinguished records are likely to take to the field for the talent-rich Geelong Falcons, who since inception have served a virtual farm team for the Cats.
As Australia debates legislation that would effectively outlaw vaping without a prescription, Singapore is struggling to make its own hardline laws work.
The ASX is set for a negative start to the session despite US stocks extending their push to record highs on Wall Street.
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More than 20,000 people have signed up to the government’s gambling self-exclusion register, BetStop, but some can still gamble due to a flaw in the verification process.
AI chatbots may be sophisticated and slick, but they’re far from being a source of reliable information.
The opposition leader made some strange comments about the US election during a private dinner for big-money donors last week.
Fresh warnings of energy shortages could lift demand for gas imports, despite Australia being one of the world’s top producers of LNG.
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An annual survey of principals and deputies found 44 per cent had been exposed to violence in schools, with more staff reporting they were victims of cyberbullying.
Chris Minns and Dominic Perrottet could have gone for the jugular. Instead, the two leaders became mates.
Uptempo service, a polished drinks offering plus high-definition cooking keeps things buoyant at David Thompson’s Perth outpost.
The accusations against the United Nations agency helping Palestinian refugees in Gaza are murky, but the consequences have been painfully clear.