The government has been warned against implementing stifling and unnecessary red tape around the growing AI sector, urging that “technology-specific regulations” should be used “as a last resort”.

With police angrily rejecting an 8 per cent wage increase over three years, and with teachers today on strike for the first time in 16 years, Industrial Relations Minister Jarrod Bleijie is fast ...

Life’s about to change for at least two lucky Aussies who hold the winning tickets in Tuesday’s Oz Lotto’s draw, sharing the ...

A man has been charged with attempted murder after an allegedly targeted shooting at a home in Brisbane’s south.

Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart is one of the big winners from the Albanese government’s move to set a floor price for rare ...

An AFL finals festival would be held in Swan St, Richmond, in September next year under a bold plan by a City of Yarra ...

Denise Richards was photographed talking to police officers after she unexpectedly showed up at her estranged husband Aaron ...

Former Test all-rounder Brendon Julian has called for Australia’s radical four-pronged pace plan to extend to the start of ...

A glamorous driver who crashed her Tesla through a fence while drunk and speeding down Bowen’s main street has been told ...

Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood says the local stock market “took off” from the get-go – following Wall Street’s ...

Melbourne businessman Terry Paule wants to appeal to the High Court after he unsuccessfully applied to have his breach of fiduciary duties finding overturned from a waste-to-water drinks startup.

AMEC CEO Warren Pearce highlights the critical issue of land use competition in Australia as various industries vie for ...