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Australia’s project growth is expected to remain below 2 percent over the next two years.
‘AI systems are already doing things their creators never intended: cheating, deceiving, going their own way,’ said Assistant Minister Andrew Charlton.
The anti-Semitism royal commission questioned YouTube about a video suggesting that Arsen Ostrovsky, who survived the massacre, was a ‘crisis actor.’
The latest outage comes after other telecommunications giants Vodafone and Optus experienced recent gaffes that proved fatal.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Melbourne from July 8 as part of the Australia-India Annual Leaders’ Summit.
A missile test has reignited concerns among the United States and its allies over the Chinese regime’s growing nuclear arsenal and military expansion.
PFAS chemicals are found in cookware, clothing, cosmetics, and food packaging.
One Pacific leader said the move could spur island nation leaders to fast-track a regional defence pact.
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale said he had registered his ’strong protest' over the incident.
The teenage seal, which has a top wriggling speed of about 10 kilometres per hour, has become an online sensation.
Over 30 years, One Nation’s journey has oscillated between near political oblivion to teasing a major shake-up.
The missile flew past Palau, the U.S. territories Guam and Northern Mariana Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, and landed near Nauru.
Comedian Carlo Salanitri questioned inconsistencies in the justice system.
Paul Papalia, a navy veteran who entered politics in 2007, won Secret Harbour for Labor in 2025, polling 61.5 percent of the two-party preferred vote
One Nation Senator Sean Bell said current policies promoting translated government services and multiculturalism were encouraging a “separation of society”.
The test comes barely a few hours after Australia and Fiji signed-off a new defence pact vowing to confront any ‘common danger’ in the region.
Authorities are set to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death, including what could have been done to prevent the incident.
‘It was the third week in a row where the preliminary clearance rate has held below 50 percent,’ said Cotality Research Director Tim Lawless
The deal is the latest inked by Australia with a Pacific country amid incursion from the Chinese Communist Party.
Queensland authorities have set up exclusion zones around Forrest Beach after community members discovered six unidentified metallic balls in the area.
