Welcome back to Neural Notes, a weekly column where I look at how AI is affecting Australia. In this edition: a patient’s refusal to allow AI transcription in the doctor’s office raises... Read more »

An Aussie reality television star was allegedly heard on covert recordings complaining his mates would “start squealing” and suggested to “torch” critical documents after the death of his co-star. Outback Wrangler Matt... Read more »

Family violence workers hold major concerns about police misidentifying victims as perpetrators, minimising or downplaying violence and discriminating against marginalised groups. That’s according to a survey of 225 frontline family violence experts,... Read more »

The government is facing a new call to raise the GST but shield low-income earners from the ill effects by handing out a hefty rebate to all taxpayers each year. The new... Read more »

But when Juric approached Sydney FC to seek permission to return to NPL coaching this season with Sydney United, the club says it reluctantly agreed on two conditions: one, that his commitment... Read more »

This estimate comes from the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), which has been watching the shift in the oil market every month. ‘Every litre of Russian oil represents... Read more »

4m agoWed 6 Aug 2025 at 9:35pm Welfare groups join union push for housing tax shake-up ahead of productivity talks Australia’s peak welfare body wants to see negative gearing phased out and... Read more »

Poor air quality, health care delays and a surge in suicides have been blamed for hundreds of deaths following large-scale bushfires in Los Angeles and Hawaii. That’s according to three separate reports... Read more »

Amid calls for regulatory changes for lithium battery disposal, one man has taken matters into his own hands to safely store devices on charge. On August 31 last year, Rodney Mulder put... Read more »