Albanese said he and Napat “made good progress” during their meeting on Tuesday and would keep working towards striking an agreement. “Both sides will go through our processes, but we’re very confident... Read more »
Senior lecturer in media at Monash University Dr Daniel Black says many parents today grew up playing video games and are therefore arguably more open to their possible benefits than earlier generations.... Read more »
A judge has agreed to delay a contempt of court trial for billionaire Clive Palmer’s nephew, Clive Mensink, for another nine months due to “exceptional circumstances” in relation to his former long-term... Read more »
A childcare worker who was fired after a police investigation was launched into alleged violent incidents at an Ipswich childcare centre was hired and then subsequently let go by another facility. The... Read more »
As Australia grapples with the economic and environmental cost of biosecurity failures including fire ants, varroa mite and carp, another introduced marine pest has been quietly spreading. Authorities are calling for the... Read more »
Morning everyone. Australia’s online safety watchdog says big tech companies are not doing enough to stop young people accessing “heinous” images as she announces new industry codes aimed at protecting children from... Read more »
Anthony Albanese is trying to make it harder to hold him accountable. A term after being swept into office in an election defined by the public’s desire for more integrity and transparency,... Read more »
Last week, a three-person business in Adelaide made US$24 million on its launch day, surpassed two million in sales, and crashed multiple digital storefronts. If this were a ‘traditional’ Australian startup, the... Read more »
Gillon McLachlan has emerged as an unlikely contender to return to the AFL as chair of the commission. The league’s former CEO, who stepped away in 2023 after nine year in the... Read more »
Korean pop music, or K-pop, is now a certified cultural phenomenon that has captivated millions worldwide, including in Australia. But beyond the soft power spectacle lies something closer to home: Australian K-pop... Read more »