Samsung customer dies after triple zero call failed
A telco customer has died after their phone could not make calls to the emergency line on Australia’s third-largest mobile network. TPG, which also operates the Vodafone and Lebara brands…
“I only looked backwards”: A letter to my great grandchildren
MWM has a scoop; a letter from 2075, written by a former right-wing politician to his eight great grandchildren. Rex Patrick Junior reports on the deathbed confessions of a man…
Louvre closes gallery due to structural weakness
France’s Louvre Museum has closed a gallery hosting Greek vases and office spaces as its structures designed in the 1930s are in a dire state, the world’s most visited museum…
COP30 delegates dig into toughest issues in final week
Government ministers from around the world are preparing for a final few fraught days of talks at the UN climate summit as they bid to secure a deal that demonstrates…
Power up: warning coalition policy will drive up prices
The coalition is touting its new energy policy as affordable and responsible, but an expert warns abandoning climate goals will only drive up costs. After a damaging internal brawl, the…
Insight on cash rate pause as economy runs at capacity
The Reserve Bank will shed further light on its decision to deny homeowners a further rate cut when it releases minutes from its last meeting earlier in November. Australia’s central…
Bank bosses face grilling over AI, scams and practices
The chief executives of Australia’s big four banks are locked in for a parliamentary grilling, with the newest boss the one likely to face the most heat. The use of…
Hanson’s tweet ‘unfit for afternoon tea but not racist’
Pauline Hanson was not driven by racism but rather a need to expose hypocrisy when she told a Greens senator to pack her bags and return to Pakistan. That is…
Lost hearts, closed minds. Medical research show ignores plight of Gaza, amplifies Israel
Cardiologist Peter Macdonald is free to work again at St Vincent’s Hospital and the Victor Chang Institute. Yet the medical research industry remains captured by the pro-Israel lobby. Wendy Bacon…
Risk to children low amid asbestos scare, expert says
Children exposed to toxic, coloured sand that’s forced dozens of schools to close, face an extremely low risk of asbestos contamination, an expert says. Families have been told they shouldn’t…