The new $150,000 fee for workers entering the United States on H-1B visas could benefit Australian businesses chasing the top overseas talent, says a tech CEO actively recruiting for new staff. US... Read more »

A snapped wire that caused two days of bedlam across Sydney’s train network had been identified as an issue five years earlier but never repaired, a scathing report has found. Sydney’s rail... Read more »

The business of making babies is worth more than $820 million in Australia. What are the issues, risks and ethics that arise when making money and making a baby mix? Watch Insight... Read more »

Optus said it has reviewed call logs from last week’s network outage and found there was a brief period between 12.17am and 12.30am when the planned upgrade was being “readied” which blocked... Read more »

“That means more than a seat, a voice and a vote in the councils of the world. It means real hope for a place they call home.” Hamas’ leaders have expressed a... Read more »

Multiple British charities have severed ties with Sarah, the Duchess of York, after it emerged she sent an email to convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein calling him her “supreme friend”. Sarah Ferguson, who... Read more »

Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has taken the unorthodox step of writing to United States Republicans to reassure the Congress members that a Coalition government would withdraw recognition of a Palestinian state. The... Read more »

Non-profit organisation Multiple Sclerosis SA & NT has gone into voluntary administration. In an email to donors, supporters and partners, the organisation — which supports almost 3,000 clients living with multiple sclerosis... Read more »

An independent manager of the triple-zero emergency system has not yet been staffed by the federal government, despite it being a key recommendation of the review into Optus’s last emergency outage. The... Read more »