AI risks deepening divide between investors and workers
The divide between people who earn income from investments and those who work for a living could be exacerbated by the artificial intelligence revolution, economists at Australia’s largest business lender…
‘I take accountability’: top advisory firm leader quits
The Australian head of a top-tier consultancy firm at the centre of data mishandling allegations by a whistleblower has fallen on his sword, forcing the firm to apologise to clients…
Oil eyes weekly drop on Hormuz deal hopes
World stocks stood at record highs on Friday and oil futures eyed the steepest weekly drop for nearly two months as traders waited for details on a potential deal to…
Aussie shares rebound on tentative ceasefire deal
Australia’s share market is on track to finish a volatile week where it began, after equities rebounded on reports that the US and Iran will extend a fragile ceasefire to…
NSW make history with first clean sweep of Women’s State of Origin in game three
Blues defeat Maroons 12-4 to complete 3-0 whitewash Yasmin Meakes named player of the series New South Wales have secured the first whitewash in Women’s State of Origin since the…
Harry Souttar treads a familiar route in bid to represent Australia at World Cup | Joey Lynch
The imposing Socceroos defender has already proved he can make an impact at a major tournament despite an injury-affected build-up At the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Harry Souttar rallied…
Sinner blames illness rather than extreme heat after crashing out of French Open
Italian says five-set Cerúndolo defeat ‘tough to accept’ Zverev is new favourite for men’s title Jannik Sinner described his second-round loss at the French Open and the physical difficulties that…
The US has deported thousands to third countries. This must stop | James A Goldston and Natasha Arnpriester
Monitors estimate 17,500 people have been sent to countries they may never have visited – and where they could face further danger José Yugar-Cruz spent 17 months in a county…
As 2028 approaches, America needs ranked-choice voting more than ever | Jamie Raskin
We need rules for the Democratic primaries that will lift up the voices of talented Democrats In democracy, the rules matter. Six months before the midterms, the US supreme court’s…
The US keeps finding ways to justify state violence against Cuba | Daniel Mendiola
For centuries, the US has engaged in imperialist intervention in Latin America. The Castro indictment looks like its latest move On 20 May, a federal court in the state of…