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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pitched his country as a central player in the global artificial intelligence ecosystem, saying […]

A decision to close three regional Qantas bases has devastated workers and their families, showing nothing’s changed since the airline

The billionaire who built a retail empire that included Victoria’s Secret and Abercrombie & Fitch has told members of the

Australians continue to switch up their private health insurance cover as rising living costs bite ahead of one of the

Online seller eBay wants a bigger share of the Gen Z market. The online seller has agreed to purchase second-hand

Australian consumers continue to flock to Kmart and Bunnings, delivering their owner a boost in sales and earnings. Wesfarmers, which

Australia has issued passports to a group of Islamic State-linked women and children who are trying to return home from

Town Hall was not an isolated event, rather the end point of a longer process to redefine dissent as risk,

Australia’s biggest telecommunications company has increased first-half earnings, boosted the size of a share buyback and signalled a likely improvement

What’s your superannuation fund? That’s the question one in four Australians cannot answer at the top of their heads, as

Subscription traps and dangerous products bought on marketplaces like Shein and Temu are in the crosshairs of a new digital

The Prince of Wales has said there is a need for more “male role models” to talk about and normalise

British inflation fell to its lowest since March 2025, according to official data that strengthens the case for an interest

While Palantir is busy poking its nose in everyone’s business, it doesn’t want us looking into its own, having failed

SA Premier Malinauskas and the Israel Lobby have made the alternative Adelaide Writers Week a knock-out success. The “Constellation” session

A state premier has ramped up a push to host a diplomatic summit that – if successful – would see

Alcoa has been given the green light to clear more Australian forest after being fined for stripping land for bauxite

Christine ‌Lagarde is expected ‌to leave ‌the European Central Bank before ‌the ‌end ⁠of her ​eight-year term as president, the

One of Australia’s biggest apartment and residential communities suppliers has recorded strong growth in home sales as debate rages across

Destructive hailstorms and thunderstorms resulted in tens of thousands of insurance claims for one of the nation’s biggest insurers, denting

Australia’s biggest lottery operator says it’s had a resilient first half despite it being the least-favourable period for winning jackpots

Australia’s largest steel maker is back in a takeover play after its predators upped an offer to buy the group.

Five years after Warren Buffett sold off all of Berkshire Hathaway’s newspapers and predicted unending declines for most of the

The Albanese Government has obligations under law to make a legal determination about Israel’s genocide. Where is it? asks Kellie

Agrochemical maker Bayer and lawyers for cancer patients announced a proposed $US7.25 billion ($A10.26 billion) settlement to resolve thousands of

American actor Shia LaBeouf has been arrested after allegedly hitting two men during Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans. Police

With the prospect of paying at least $1 million for a home in many of Australia’s capital cities, buyers are

Thomas Pritzker will retire as the executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels after details of his affiliation with Jeffrey Epstein were

Britain’s jobless rate edged up in late 2025 to its highest in ‌more than a decade outside the pandemic period

BHP moves to hide even its own evidence in its defence against coal miner Simon Turner. Michael West with the

Artificial intelligence, robot vehicles and drones are transforming Australian farming in a bid to boost efficiency, overcome labour shortages, and

Coles has defended its “down down” discount campaign, saying grocery shoppers understand they represent “fair dinkum” price reductions. The retail

The Australian Jewish Association is promoting an Israeli real estate scheme selling stolen Palestinian land to Australian investors. Joshua Barnett

Baby Bunting’s attempt to re-imagine the way parents shop for their kiddos is paying off, with first-half sales growth exceeding

Jewish and Palestinian students and staff are bearing the brunt of ingrained racism at universities as institutions are chastised for

Miner Vicuna Corporation, controlled by Australia’s BHP ‌and Canada’s Lundin Mining has announced a $US18 billion ($A25 ‌billion) multi-year investment