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‘We did not hold any site without a plan to develop it. That would not give us the right return on investment,’ said Woolworths CEO.

In March, the Queensland government attempted to mandate the national school curriculum for homeschooled children but has now backed down.

Over 2,000 people have lost their jobs in New Zealand’s public sector, and the cuts are set to continue.

Sydney has been rocked by two stabbing incidents back-to-back.

‘You are welcome to stay here for as long as you like,” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

‘In terms of the events in the Middle East, of course they do resonate here in Australia,’ said Mike Burgess, head of Australia’s spy agency.

Media outlets need clear policies and processes around the use of AI-generated imagery, a study led by RMIT University says.

The authority encouraged Australians to report harmful content online to eSafety.

The Scentre Group, owners of Westfield, says it will review security arrangements at its destinations as part of cooperating with the coronial inquiry.

From the Law Council to refugees, the Bill, which would give wide-ranging powers of deportation to the immigration minister, was criticised by submitters.

‘We’re dealing with a party that not only runs an entire country but has extensive operations around the world.’

A senior police official said the incident satisfied the requirements of religiously motivated extremism.

Exiles living in Miami are having their homes targeted while Cuba’s communist regime scrambles to maintain a faltering grip on power.

‘This attack was defeated thanks to our preparations, to a coalition of committed partners, and to Israel’s remarkable defensive systems,’ John Kirby said.

The girl allegedly fatally stabbed a 37-year-old woman at Footscray, in Melbourne’s inner-west, in November 2023.