Tesla denies plans to look for new CEO to replace Musk
Tesla chair Robyn Denholm has denied a Wall Street Journal report that board members had contacted executive search firms to find a new replacement for CEO Elon Musk. The Journal…
‘Perfect storm’ as ADHD medications in short supply
A shortage of medications used to treat ADHD could leave more than one million Australians paying more for substitutes. The nation’s health regulator says certain drugs used to treat attention…
Just a thousand votes in it. Ali France v Peter Dutton in the big seat of Dickson
Peter Dutton has gone from putting everything into the Coalition’s flailing election campaign, in a matter of weeks, to fighting for his political life as the Member for Dickson. Andrew…
Faster return to surplus promised in coalition costings
A crackdown on “wasteful” spending will fast-track the budget’s return to surplus if the coalition wins the election, the shadow treasurer says. After days of speculation, the opposition on Thursday…
Veteran’s war crime finding could unravel in 85 seconds
Decorated veteran Ben Roberts-Smith’s latest battle to clear his name hinges on a secretly recorded call involving an award-winning journalist. Nick McKenzie wrote a series of reports for Nine newspapers…
Shock poll predicts historic coalition election wipeout
The coalition could be on track for a historic electoral wipeout as Opposition Leader Peter Dutton denies he’s resorted to sandbagging his own seat. A dire YouGov analysis released two…
Tesla board looked for new CEO as Musk focused on Trump
Tesla board members contacted several executive search firms to find a successor to CEO Elon Musk, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the discussions. The status of…
Meta’s quarterly earnings and revenue beat expectations
Instagram and Facebook parent Meta Platforms has posted better-than-expected results for the first quarter thanks to strong advertising revenue – boosted by artificial intelligence tools – on its social media…
The curious case of the RBA dogs that didn’t bark
Yes, the dogs are barking that the latest CPI figures will deliver an interest rate cut this month after the election. Michael Pascoe is wondering about the dogs that didn’t…
Dutton’s election tea leaves are wilting after bad poll
The election tea leaves for Peter Dutton are looking more wilted by the day as a new poll suggests his campaign will end with the worst coalition result in 80…