Drivers, carers at risk after Uber's $81m tax defeat Workers who rely on companies that operate as an intermediary between them and their clients could be worse off after a rideshare giant lost in the High Court. AAP · Nov 4
Zampa reveals spin plans to be 'purring' for World Cup Australia's premier white-ball spinner Adam Zampa has England in his sights as he unveils his 2027 World Cup ambitions and gears up for a BBL team change. AAP · Nov 4
'All on the line': Tszyu eyes greatness on Gold Coast No Limit Boxing has revealed the location for Tim Tszyu's middleweight world title fight against American Erislandy Lara - and the Sydney slayer is stoked. AAP · Nov 4
Unemployment jumps in New Zealand to 11-year high As New Zealand's election nears, opposition parties have seized on a shock unemployment uptick, saying it shows the government's economic plan isn't working. AAP · Nov 4
'Game changer': National frog count fills science gap Australia's largest citizen science program is turning backyards into field sites in a bid to rediscover a forgotten amphibian and track pests like cane toads. AAP · Nov 4
Helen Haines' alleged attack sparks international forum Protecting politicians from online hate will be top of the agenda at an international forum committed to by the prime minister and his British counterpart. AAP · Nov 4
'Nothing left': Beaconsfield miner's sad health update Todd Russell, one of two miners who were miraculously rescued from an underground collapse in 2006, has declared he will see out his final days at home. AAP · Nov 3
First weight-loss tablet approved for use in Australia Australians who take weight-loss drugs will have more options as the first daily tablet version of a GLP-1 medication is approved for use in the country. AAP · Nov 3
Tolo begins new chapter after uncertain period Marianna Tolo has surprised herself by returning to the WNBL so soon, while Nyadiew Puoch has reflected on her WNBA experience. AAP · Nov 3
Canva rules out AI replacement amid sweeping job cuts Australian design software firm Canva has announced a major restructure, with one-in-five staff to be affected by job cuts, role changes and relocations. AAP · Nov 3
Overseas hackers suspected in state health data breach A health department is looking to notify potential victims of a data breach, after hackers are believed to have pinched data from an oral health scheme. AAP · Nov 3
Two Australians killed in Spanish train crash Two Australians have been confirmed to be among the 69 killed in a high-speed train crash in Spain last week. AAP · Nov 3
Murder charge after man dies following alleged robbery A man has been charged with murder after allegedly breaking into a home and attacking an elderly man, who later died in hospital from his injuries. AAP · Nov 3
England reel from injury loss as Wallabies loom Alex Mitchell, England's Lions halfback will miss the Nations Championship with an injury that rules him out of the opener at Twickenham against Australia. AAP · Nov 3
AAP · Nov 3 Young people at greatest risk from explicit 'deepfakes' Men are most likely to have explicit AI generated images created of them, but women generally report the most negative impacts, including fear for their safety.
AAP · Nov 3 Swarbrick eyeing deputy PM for high-flying NZ Greens The Greens are polling at record highs and unafraid to talk up their policy ambition should the left bloc win the New Zealand election.
AAP · Nov 3 'Old guy' wins at Paris Masters to set up Aussie duel A hard-fought victory for Novak Djokovic in the Paris Masters has kept up the great man's belated hunt to make the ATP Finals in Turin.
AAP · Nov 3 Denise Scott finds laughter after confronting mortality While preparing for her comedy shows used to have Denise Scott in the "fetal position", things have changed for the comedian after recovering from cancer.
AAP · Nov 3 Indigenous cultural knowledge takes on the 'big stage' Dance theatre's latest double bill is a 'dream' fulfilled as Indigenous knowledge holders collaborate with choreographers.
AAP · Nov 3 'Race to the bottom' on migration hurts rural Australia Migrants are wrongly blamed for fraying social cohesion in the bush, with cost-of-living, isolation and populist politics stoking anti-government views.
AAP · Nov 3 New Zealand polls still deadlocked, days from election It's anyone's guess who will govern in New Zealand after Saturday's election, with the left and right blocs both short of a majority in almost a dead heat.
AAP · Nov 3 Ticketing giants dealt booby prize for dynamic pricing Major ticket retailers have copped a sharp rebuke on a leading consumer advocate's 2026 naughty list for alleged roles in soaring event costs.
AAP · Nov 3 'Galling, madness': former leaders urge AUKUS rethink There are warnings multibillion-dollar decisions made behind closed doors have turned the voting public against the AUKUS nuclear submarine project.
AAP · Nov 3 'One thing': Kiwis gun reveals key to Ponga miracle Superstar fullback Kayln Ponga has the captain's run to prove his fitness and make a miraculous return from a broken arm to play in NZ's World Cup semi-final.
AAP · Nov 3 'Unfinished business': Kurtley's back with his X-factor Veteran Wallabies' wonder Kurtley Beale is back, still believing he can play a part in his fourth World Cup next year at the age of 38.