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The latest Australia reporting from Sydney Daily News.
The unprecedented financial boom driven by artificial intelligence is facing an existential threat, with tech titans like Nvidia and Microsoft under increasing pressure from regulators, consumers, and geopolitical tensions, potentially jeopardising their skyrocketing profits.
A controversial new trial designed to alleviate strain on a major public hospital's emergency department is facing scrutiny, with critics alleging it unfairly benefits a multi-million dollar private health provider.
The very essence of Australian Rules Football – its physicality – is under intense scrutiny as a burgeoning body of evidence reveals the severe, long-term health risks faced by players. The league confronts a monumental challenge: safeguarding its athletes while preserving the game's core identity.
A surprising retraction has rocked Victorian state politics, with Liberal MP Moira Deeming backtracking on her explosive assault allegation against former party leader Matthew Guy, attributing her claims to a misunderstanding of the word 'headlock'.
A groundbreaking initiative is set to deliver three hours of free electricity daily to eligible households nationwide, regardless of whether they have solar panels, promising significant relief for cost-of-living pressures.
Paul Hogan has launched a scathing attack on Pauline Hanson, branding her a 'pelican' and dismissing her 'monoculture' claims amid a significant drop in the One Nation leader's approval ratings following a controversial speech.
The resurgent influence of Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is galvanising Australia's already fraught migration debate, profoundly impacting the sense of belonging for many within the nation and recalibrating perceptions for those looking to its shores from afar.
They've been together for three decades, shared countless memories, but never a postcode. Alex and Judy are at the forefront of a growing phenomenon reshaping modern relationships in Australia: 'living apart together' (LAT).
The corporate watchdog is concerned that super trustees that manage Australians' retirement savings have a lack of safeguards in place.
The chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) crisis gripping Australian Rules Football is far more pervasive than previously understood, with dozens of former players from lower leagues now diagnosed, challenging assumptions about concussion thresholds.
The Liberal Party is at a critical juncture, wrestling with its identity as it attempts to retain its centrist base while simultaneously fending off the surging influence of Pauline Hanson's One Nation. This internal struggle threatens to redefine the party's future direction.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is facing intense scrutiny from the Australian Electoral Commission after withdrawing more than $800,000 in election spending claims following AEC inquiries, raising questions about the party's financial transparency.
Crocodile Dundee was held up by the One Nation leader as an exemplar of ‘Australian monoculture’. Hoges had other ideasGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastIn one swift rhetorica
Aerial surveys covering 1,000 reefs show widespread heat stress in the southern sector.
The project would be among the largest of its kind globally and create 3,400 construction jobs.
Farmers eligible for low interest loans and freight subsidies.
More than 4,000 properties across the state's north-east have been damaged by record rainfall.
New zones and licensed cullers introduced after fatal attacks.
Industry faces tighter environmental controls.
Cost blowout pushes total above fourteen billion dollars.
Iron ore prices buoy state coffers despite global slowdown.
Recognition cements the citys live venue revival.
Emergency services prepare for landfall near Townsville.
