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The University of Melbourne has defended its decision to restrict a top position to biological or trans women.
Australia’s Federal Court has ruled that the MSO did not unfairly dismiss a concert pianist after he protested the Gaza War in the middle of a concert.
A systematic review has found that short bursts of exercise can reduce cravings for up to 30 minutes and improve quit rates.
Telstra’s chief Vicki Brady is expected to answer questions about the network failure after returning from leave overseas.
A former lawyer has alleged Boeing breached Australian employment law by dismissing her for complaining about its inaction following the Bondi attack.
Roche Australia has threatened to withdraw its MS drugs from the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme if the government pushes ahead with a significant price cut.
‘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.
One Nation Senator Sean Bell said current policies promoting translated government services and multiculturalism were encouraging a “separation of society”.
Authorities are set to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death, including what could have been done to prevent the incident.
Julie Inman-Grant told the Anti-Semitism Royal Commission that around 2 percent of complaints relate to anti-Semitism, but she lacks powers to deal with it.
‘There’s no need for panic buying eggs—keep buying eggs, keep buying chicken,’ NSW Agriculture Minister Tara Moriarty said.
The July 1 deadline for states and territories to approve a national gun buyback has expired, dealing a blow to the federal Labor government’s plan.
The former Today host raised concerns about what he described as increasingly safe and beige reporting in the mainstream media amid pressure from advertisers.
Robert Nicholls from Sydney University has told the Antisemitism Royal Commission that social media could be made to register to operate in Australia.
Ben Adler told the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion that anti-Zionism was not criticism of Israel but was instead ‘Jew hate.’
Jim Chalmers said service stations and oil suppliers would be monitored closely for price rises in the wake of tax relief measures being rolled back.
The Digital Publisher Alliance said artificial intelligence companies posed a significant threat as they were using news content without paying for it.
Hanson was seeking to amend the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 to remove references to “gender identity” and define “man” and “woman” according to biological sex.
