Optus failed to immediately respond to at least five calls from customers unable to contact triple zero in the hours before it realised its systems had failed, as the embattled telco confirmed... Read more »

Welcome back to Neural Notes, a weekly column where I look at how AI is affecting Australia. In this edition: does AI have a place in the government’s Future Made in Australia... Read more »

A wave of job cuts is sweeping through Queensland’s lucrative coal mining industry. On Wednesday, behemoth BHP announced it would cull 750 jobs at its Saraji mine in the state’s coal-rich Bowen... Read more »

Grace Smith lives on acreage west of Barraba, around an hour from Tamworth in north-eastern NSW. The picturesque and historic rural town offers everything she loves — friends, community, her home and... Read more »

Thousands of people will gather on Sunday (Monday AEST) to honour the life of assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a memorial service expected to underscore his indelible influence on American politics.... Read more »

However, KKR group boss Mysore explained in an exclusive interview with this masthead that he and other potential investors would want an exclusive window for all players to appear in the entire... Read more »

Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size Nairobi, Kenya: The city’s last functioning hospital has been bombed more than 30 times. Between 30 and 40 severely malnourished children arrive every day,... Read more »

Experts are calling for new regulations to require artificial intelligence chatbots to remind users they are not speaking with a real human, after an investigation by triple j hack uncovered a disturbing... Read more »

Australia’s men’s 4x400m relay team thought they had powered into the world championship final in a new national record of 2:58.00. However, the celebrations were cut short soon after when the team... Read more »