We need to hedge against controlling China and messy US on AI: Hello Japan!
Japan’s new leader, now visiting Australia, is investing heavily in future technology. Australia needs to join her.
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When Kumanjayi Little Baby died, Australia noticed. Too often we don’t
Too many Indigenous deaths pass with little attention or outcry. Let’s hope this is a turning point.
‘Leaving to resettle in a country at war’: The Australian Jews fleeing Sydney
Nir Golan became a citizen on January 26. On Tuesday, he will tell the royal commission that he can no longer live in his beloved country.
‘Sick of paying Point Piper prices’: Lavish party host Di Maloney disputes $100m debts claims
The eastern suburbs socialite is facing several disputes over unpaid bills that she says have been “loaded up”.
AI tool ‘too dangerous to release’ could wreak havoc on businesses
It found a 27-year-old bug in software used in routers worldwide. Experts fear Anthropic’s Mythos model could trigger the next wave of major breaches.
Melton’s promised Metro trains inch closer with design work pledge
The long-awaited extension of the Metro rail network to Melton will progress with $152.7 million in upcoming state and federal budgets.
The AI craze is a double-edged sword for our banking giants
Bankers’ enthusiasm for AI has lately been drowned out by the warnings about the growing risk of turbocharged cyberattacks.
Warnings over Russian ‘blood oil’ as Asian fuel imports increase
Labor’s diplomatic mission to shore up Australia’s supply is under fire, with warnings the dash for fuel is funnelling billions into Russia’s “war machine”.
‘Most special’: Sam Kerr savours historic Chelsea goal against Leicester
Sam Kerr has become Chelsea’s all-time leading Women’s Super League goalscorer after netting her 64th goal in the competition on Sunday.
Budget to prioritise savings over spending amid inflation concerns
As the Reserve Bank prepares for another rate rise, the government is planning to save all extra revenue to reduce inflation pressures.
DCE heir apparent stars on debut but Panthers end Sea Eagles’ winning run
Penrith’s slip-up against the Bulldogs last month is almost a distant memory now, with Ivan Cleary’s side sharpening their focus as they build towards the Origin period sitting alone atop the ladder.
To be frank, there’s no other store
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Australia urged to consider back-up plan for subs ahead of top-level meeting
Japan’s first female prime minister will meet the PM on Monday after her hawkish stance on China proved electorally popular.
Jeremy, 16, died from a tick-induced meat allergy. Sydney’s north is a global hotspot for the disease
Sydney’s northern beaches and the Central Coast have become global hotspots for a disease that Australia’s national science agency, the CSIRO, warns is on the rise and a “significant health concern”.
The Lions complained about privacy. Close the blinds and give us a spell
When a member of the tax-paying public that paid for nearly half the place you work walks around the “community facility” and sees something interesting they photograph it. Don’t blame them.
This Mother’s Day, let’s be proud that at least we’re not Betty Draper
Watching mothers behaving badly reassures us we’re doing OK.
From luxe to less, the best tricks for faking a bronzed winter glow
Glow through the cooler months by upping your bronzing game from head to toe.
There’s no place in our society for racism and hate
Julia Baird reveals the concerning rise in the insidious movement to shut down the voices of Indigenous Australians
Two hours of madness told Melbourne nightlife figures they were under attack
Police, underworld and hospitality circles are baffled by a crime architect pouring tens of thousands of dollars into orchestrating attacks on bars, restaurants and strip clubs with no clear indication of th...
‘Is this April Fools?’: Radley can’t believe his luck after avoiding charge
Some pundits claimed Victor Radley should have been sent off for a high shot on Pat Carrigan, but the NRL’s match review committee deemed he had no case to answer.
Four new gadgets for your next cold weather adventure
With a forecast for cooler weather on the way, here’s how you can stay warm, listen to good music, and take great videos on your next venture into nature.
His Majesty and our travesty: Amid No Kings protests, Charles trumped the tyrant president
Nobody cared what Charles had to say last time he visited America because all eyes were on Princess Di, the Sloane Square Cinderella. This time, he was the Cinderfella.
Powders can pack a nutritional punch, but what does a dietitian think of them?
Skincare and nutrition expert Fiona Tuck shares her day on a plate.
‘His death could have been prevented’: Coroner finds 000 system designed to save Nick failed him
When Nick Panagiotopoulos began to feel sharp pains in his chest, he did what so many other Australians do in an emergency and called Triple Zero.