Victoria to host 2027 Australian International Airshow | News and articles
Victoria has secured the rights to host the 2027 Australian International Airshow – the largest aerospace and defence…
Wundowie: Woman trapped in vehicle after early-morning collision on Great Eastern Highway
A woman has been flown to Royal Perth Hospital following a multiple vehicle crash on a busy highway…
One Nation’s surge in South Australia is a warning – fiddling at the edges is no longer enough | Tony Barry
As the ballots are counted in South Australia, it’s now clear that while the Liberal party isn’t politically…
Adelaide River flooding: Darwin region pounded overnight by severe weather
The township of Adelaide River is on an emergency flooding alert as Darwin and its outer regions wake…
Isuzu Australia announces management shift
Andrew Harbison and Takeo Shindo. Image: IAL Isuzu Australia Limited (IAL) has announced a leadership transition. This will…
How the historic Lions Den Hotel averted disaster as cyclone spared Cape York
Courtney Newman knew what she was getting into when she took a job at one of the famous…
Australia sets AI rules for data centres
Share Tweet Share Email Australia has set out a strict new five-step framework for tech companies seeking to…
‘Like battery hens’: ATO’s outsourced debt collectors face much worse conditions than those in public service, former staff say | Debt collection
In the Australian Taxation Office’s workplace in the Melbourne suburb of Dandenong, a team dedicated to debt collection…
Australia’s AI Plan: Data Centres to Serve Nation
Global investment in data centres is accelerating – and Australia is well-placed to lead – but this must…
Shipping boss pushes for new Bridport channel entrance to stop his ship running aground
David Harris is used to his 35-metre cargo ship running aground. On a mild summer’s afternoon, he stands…
The automation cliff is closer than you think. Australian taxes may make things worse.
The traditional architecture of professional development rested on a straightforward exchange. Junior workers performed high-volume, lower-complexity tasks —…
Queensland government ‘opens old wounds’ as police officer criticised after Palm Island riots appointed to Legal Aid board | Australian police and policing
The Queensland government has “opened old wounds” by appointing a former police detective who was heavily criticised for…