Almost half of Australians think foreign military will attack within five years, ANU study suggests | Australian military
Nearly half of Australians believe a foreign military will attack the country within five years, as anxiety over…
‘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…
NZ Cricket to push for revitalised T20 league in New Zealand
Northern Districts celebrate winning the men’s Super Smash grand final. Photo: Photosport New Zealand Cricket will push for…
US-Iran war live updates: Trump gives Iran 48 hours to open Strait of Hormuz; Iran threatens to destroy energy, oil infrastructure; Israel strikes bridges in southern Lebanon – The Age
US-Iran war live updates: Trump gives Iran 48 hours to open Strait of Hormuz; Iran threatens to destroy…
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 —…
NYC says goodbye to 17-foot pigeon statue on the High Line
article “Dinosaur,” the 17-foot-tall aluminum pigeon statue on the High Line, created by artist Iván Argote. NEW YORK…
Shocking Adrian Newey details emerge: F1 legend ‘blamed’ for Aston Martin chaos
The blame has been laid at Adrian Newey’s door in a recent report in the Japanese media in…
Asian Cup 2026: Football world blown away by Japan’s post-match move towards Matildas after final
Japan have once again proven themselves to be the classiest sporting nation on the planet after producing a…
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…
How living with a disability in regional Australia poses extra challenges
Grace fell yesterday. As she fell, she hit her hand on a cupboard and tore skin off the…