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Public transport commuters using a ticketing system as old as the BlackBerry and Blu-Ray player are set to benefit from sweeping technology upgrades. Online accounts that can locate buses in…

Love triumphs over evil. A simple yet powerful message was at the centre of a small and heartfelt ceremony marking 30 years since the Port Arthur shooting massacre. Thirty-five people…

As the petrol crisis continues, Australia’s peak grape body is hoping to transform wine into fuel. The country’s $51 billion wine industry is on the precipice as it faces a…

China’s top leadership is pledging to strengthen the nation’s energy security and respond to ‌external shocks by continuing to pursue a policy of rapid technological development and greater ‌control over…

OpenAI has fallen short of its goals for new users and revenue in ‌recent months, sparking concern among some company leaders over whether ‌it can support its extensive data centre…

No other lobby in Australia holds such power. Andrew Brown explains how the Israel Lobby bought Australian democracy. Part One: The Machinery. Australian democracy was not stolen in a single…

It may be on the other side of the globe, but the Australian government is being warned the Middle East crisis has ramped the need for direct aid funding for…

Australia’s share market has extended Monday’s drop as some states return from a long weekend and the Middle East energy shock continues to drag on sentiment. The S&P/ASX200 fell 50.9…

Social media companies will be forced to pay more money for using news content on their platforms unless they strike deals with media outlets. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveiled on…

Berlin on agenda in September for new record holder Runner wants more drugs testing to show ‘we are clean’ Sabastian Sawe believes it is only a matter of time before…