The former chief executive of software giant Atlassian has defended the company's decision to fire 150 workers, urging Australia to embrace AI technology. Staff at the Australian-American tech company ...

Pannell, who self-represented in the Supreme Court civil trial, also pleaded guilty to two further contempt of court charges ...

The Lions are expected to snare both Draper and West Coast co-captain Oscar Allen in what is set to be a bumper free agency ...

Ministers have drawn scorn for not disclosing progress on curbing gambling harm and advertising reform, as one senator pushes ...

Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell has welcomed his side's high-stakes clash with Adelaide as a litmus test ahead of the AFL finals ...

Cupra Australia's fortunes are up so far in 2025, with 40.3 per cent sales growth to June 30. This has largely been driven by ...

Mortgage holders can all but lock in a rate cut in less than two weeks after the central bank's preferred measure of ...

Australia has a big opportunity to develop artificial intelligence, but the technology could have major economic ...

Funding for two new bus stops - one at Lake Bathurst and one in Marulan - was secured under the same scheme in 2022, ...

A doctor accused of sexually abusing five patients has hidden his face outside court while negotiations between ...

Stagnant NAPLAN results paint a concerning picture for Australian students, sparking calls for greater investment to help ...

A financial regulator is launching legal action against Mounties, a club which operates some 1400 poker machines, ...