Could AI in classrooms stop children falling behind at school?
It’s been called a ‘plague on education’ and is banned in some schools, but a growing number of tech experts are convinced artificial...
Former PwC executive referred to AFP over leaking confidential Treasury information
Australia’s former head of international tax at consultancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers has been referred to the Australian Federal Police (AFP) for criminal investigation,...
Brooke experienced a buy now, pay later nightmare. Will a crackdown protect consumers?
Victorian mother Brooke Haebich had been using buy now, pay later (BNPL) services for five years with no problems - making the...
‘For this I apologise to Stan’: ABC boss apologises after Q&A host steps down
ABC managing director David Anderson has apologised to journalist Stan Grant after he stepped away from his role as host of the...
Melbourne was always going to grow faster than Sydney, experts say
Melbourne has taken over Sydney as Australia's most populous city, mainly due to Sydneysiders being more likely to leave their hometown. But...
Thirty years on, Nicky Winmar and Gilbert McAdam receive formal apology for racist abuse
Thirty years after Nicky Winmar's famous stand against racism, the Collingwood Football Club has formally apologised to the St Kilda champion and...
Cyclone Ilsa to cross WA coast as ‘incredibly dangerous’ category five system
Residents are on red alert as "dangerous" Tropical Cyclone Ilsa heads for Western Australia's northwest coast as a category five storm, with...
Emmanuel Macron has warned against joining a US-China war. Where does Australia stand?
French President Emmanuel Macron’s warning against Europe following the United States into any future conflict with China over Taiwan has raised questions...
PM Albanese reflects on Australia’s diversity, hope and renewal in Easter message to the...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has led Easter well-wishes as many Australians come together to mark one of the most important days in...
‘Not as addicted’: When phones were taken away at these schools, bullying rates dropped
At a high school in Sydney's north, hundreds of students flock to the school gate ahead of their first class, ready to...
