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South Korean conglomerate Hanwha has made a tentative US$1.05 billion to US$1.2 billion offer for Austal’s US business.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met with Vietnamese leader To Lam on Aug. 11 to discuss bilateral relations across a range of areas.
The decline in ad revenues across the 7 Network and its radio brands was offset by growth across its digital platforms.
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll announced that the legislation will take effect on July 1, 2027, instead of the scheduled date of Sept. 1, 2026.
Van Viet Truong was set upon by five youths after he intervened to try and stop them beating other retail workers.
The RACGP said pharmacists lacked the knowledge needed for safe prescribing and were not equipped to provide ongoing preventive care or manage chronic diseases.
On the weekend, hundreds came out to protest after the death of a Good Samaritan during a youth crime spree.
‘We can choose to set the guardrails and the policy frameworks to ensure that we use AI in a way that puts people first,’ SA’s premier said.
A parenting group is pushing for a return to pens, paper, books and handwriting as academic skills fall across the country.
A group of young men have been accused of arming themselves before they arrived at the party which left several vehicles destroyed.
Author Kevin Donnelly argues One Nation’s rise is a rejection of progressive-left ideology.
NSW Education Minister Prue Car on Aug. 10 ordered a review into AI in schools, aiming to protect the integrity of the state’s formal examination process.
Westpac reported its third-quarter results on Aug. 10, which included impacts of changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing outlined in the May budget.
What are the $270 melons that have sparked a political row?
The magistrate also bailed the second girl, taking into consideration her Aboriginal heritage and lack of a criminal history.
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland wrote to the Privacy Commissioner outlining the government’s concerns and urging that the issue be treated as a priority.
