With job market’s glass half full, don’t expect interest rate relief

Inflation, which is worryingly “sticky”, is likely to win the arm-wrestle against employment for the Reserve Bank’s attention ...

We need a real AI strategy. That starts with an AI identity

Australia’s National AI Plan is all about what we don’t want to be and not enough about what we do. If we don’t set a clear ...

Rampant Australia closing in on 2-0 Ashes series lead

England slipped towards defeat under lights in Brisbane, after a day dominated by Australia with both bat and ball.

Frank Gehry, one of most celebrated architects of his time, dies at 96

Frank Gehry, the architect whose undulating, titanium-sheathed museum turned little-known Bilbao, Spain, into an ...

This Japanese mayor told residents to limit screen time to two hours. Here’s what happened next

The mayor of Japan’s small city of Toyoake has introduced a rule limiting all residents’ use of digital devices. He explains ...

Socceroos face Paraguay and hosts US in World Cup

The Socceroos will face the United States, as well as Paraguay and a yet-to-be-decided European team in the group stage of ...

‘It’s our gas’: West Australian premier’s warning to Woodside

West Australian Premier Roger Cook has warned Woodside its social licence rests on properly supplying the state’s gas market ...

Labor vowed $4b in savings. Budget update shows it’s already spent

Victorian Treasurer Jaclyn Symes on Friday handed down a mid-year budget update that showed a small improvement in the ...
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Christina Wiremu-Brook

Tina Wiremu-Brook is an AI ethics and data strategy expert. Australia’s National AI Plan is all about what we don’t want to be and not enough about what we do. If we don’t set a clear path, one will ...