Australia's AI business opportunity lies with expansion One of Australia's major banks has told an inquiry that expanding AI models and data centres could create opportunities for local businesses to grow. AAP · Oct 8
New Greens leader 'angry' on behalf of everyday workers Reforming the tax system is on new Greens leader David Shoebridge's agenda as he looks to convert Australian voter angst into support for the progressive party. AAP · Oct 3
No branch closures: bank's 2030 promise to the regions The nation's biggest bank has renewed its commitment to maintain branches for regional Australians for at least another four years. AAP · Oct 1
'Angry' Greens chief says Labor leaving voters in lurch The new Greens leadership is looking to UK counterparts for inspiration as they echo pledges to "replace Labor", which they say has been marching to the right. AAP · Sep 30
'Irrelevant': Labor's data centre clampdown knocked Another state has revealed plans to crack down on data centre energy and water usage, but a stipulation in the proposed legislation is attracting criticism. AAP · Sep 22
Proposed fuel 'shield' slammed, no tax cut on horizon A plan to automatically cut the fuel excise when oil hits a certain price has been dismissed by the government, which also ruled out a cut to the tax on fuel. AAP · Sep 20
Fuel 'shield' would spare drivers worst of price shocks The fuel excise could be halved whenever global oil prices exceed $US100 a barrel under a coalition policy aimed at reducing cost-of-living pressures. AAP · Sep 20
Rogue developer lied in evidence, former lawyer claims The former lawyer for a fugitive developer at the centre of a corruption probe has claimed his client had lied while giving evidence. AAP · Sep 18
Firies left to watch city substation burn out A substation near a major city centre was ablaze early on Friday morning, with high-voltage coils flaming into the night sky. AAP · Sep 17
Accuser wishes alleged Jones kiss 'never happened' A prominent athlete says he has been forced to replay the memory of Alan Jones kissing him without consent, which has become etched in his mind. AAP · Sep 17
'Generous' Alan Jones supported accuser in tough times A prominent athlete who has accused Alan Jones of indecent assault says the talkback titan was supportive professionally and personally. AAP · Sep 14
Athlete 'defiantly' pushed Jones off after alleged kiss A prominent athlete says he pushed Alan Jones away when the talkback titan allegedly subjected him to unwanted kissing and sexual touching. AAP · Sep 14
'Pray for Nepal': hundreds killed in floods mourned Australia's Nepalese community is in mourning for the hundreds killed and many more missing in catastrophic floods along its border with Tibet. AAP · Aug 27
World class music expats return home for concerts Quite possibly the orchestra with the most frequent flyer points, the Australian World Orchestra sees the nation's best musicians return for sellout concerts. AAP · Aug 15
AAP · Aug 13 Fighting frailty: push for strength training for oldies Motivated by personal experience, a health advocate has launched National Strength Day urging greater focus on strength in health care.
AAP · Aug 8 Be heart smart to get a head start in the marathon As runners prepare for the Sydney marathon, one cardiac specialist says while it's never too late to start endurance training, don't attempt a last-minute race.
AAP · Aug 7 Power, trust and money in focus at Alan Jones trial A former athlete became emotional as he spent days telling a court he endured multiple unwanted kisses and gropes by radio giant Alan Jones as a teen.
AAP · Aug 7 Aussie tech firm's shares soar on 'outstanding' quarter Shares in Sydney-based software company Atlassian have jumped by almost a third after a strong performance quieted fears of AI disruption.
AAP · Aug 6 Fugitive developer offered $100K to Perrottet brother Controversial property developer Jean Nassif dangled a $100,000 political donation in front of a former premier's brother, phone taps have revealed.
AAP · Aug 5 High Court's important victim decision on DV rape case The right of bodily autonomy for domestic violence victims has been upheld by the High Court, a legal expert says, after a major decision on secret recordings.
AAP · Aug 5 'Screwed': ex-premier's brother fumes over factionalism The brother of a former state premier became obsessive about stacking Liberal Party branches but felt slighted for not being paid for his endeavours.
AAP · Aug 4 Athlete's request for Alan Jones after alleged groping A former athlete has told a court he asked Alan Jones for a favour after the radio giant allegedly indecently assaulted him on multiple occasions.
AAP · Jul 23 'Thank God': Tszyu relishes Spence's weight demand jump Far from unhappy, Tim Tszyu has met the demand to rise up in weight to fight American superstar Errol Spence Jr with glee ahead of their Sydney blockbuster.
AAP · Jul 20 Spain's fans around Australia celebrate World Cup glory Crowds of blue and white held their heads in their hands as scenes of jubilation played out for Australia's Spanish population at live viewing sites.
AAP · Jul 10 Tonga can dare to dream after rugby league investment Tonga's Teufaiva Stadium is set to benefit from the Pacific Rugby League Partnership with Australia, with hopes to bring NRL fixtures to the nation.