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How AI is helping track lobsters when 'no two shells are the same'
Artificial intelligence technology capable of recognising individual lobsters is being used in a bid to strengthen consumer trust — and even break into new markets. -
KPMG ban on government work extended after 'serious ethical failings'
The federal government extends its ban on KPMG bidding for new government work until at least the end of February, following allegations its audit partners misused client data then mishandled a whistleblower's complaint. -
Mum and son offered to repay Alan Jones after being 'berated', trial hears
The complainant first contacted Mr Jones when he was 13 years old, asking for help for his struggling single mother. -
Mother trapped in 'web of dependency' with Alan Jones, court hears
The complainant first contacted Mr Jones when he was 13 years old, asking for help for his struggling single mother. -
Alan Jones 'berated' boy's mother over money, court told
The complainant first contacted Mr Jones when he was 13 years old, asking for help for his struggling single mother. -
Pumped hydro project scrapped after developer deems it unviable
Alinta Energy has withdrawn plans for the $1.8 billion Oven Mountain pumped hydro energy storage in northern NSW, blaming economic challenges. -
Staff say jobs are moving offshore as NAB sheds workers
NAB workers say the writing was on the wall regarding mass redundancies as the major bank pushes towards an offshore workforce and the uptake of AI. -
NAB staff speak out after mass job cuts revealed
NAB workers say the writing was on the wall regarding mass redundancies as the major bank pushes towards an offshore workforce and the uptake of AI. -
Mine on tropical island plans to pump pit water into ocean
The $100 million plan has approval from the NT government and local traditional owners, and comes as financial challenges mount at the mine. -
Calls for rent cap to stop WA's spiralling rental market
Housing advocacy groups say research shows a statewide rental cap could save tenants an average of $33,000 over the next five years. -
Underpaid super affects one in four workers, with billions never recovered
One in four Australian workers have been underpaid their super — many, along with industry experts, are calling on the tax office to be more "proactive" in addressing the billions that goes unrecovered each year. -
One in four workers underpaid super, with only 15pc recovered by ATO
One in four Australian workers have been underpaid their super — many, along with industry experts, are calling on the tax office to be more "proactive" in addressing the billions that goes unrecovered each year. -
ATO criticised for not tackling underpaid super affecting millions of workers
One in four Australian workers have been underpaid their super. Many of them, along with industry experts, are calling on the tax office to be more proactive in addressing the billions that go unrecovered each year. -
ATO criticised for 'not going in to bat' for millions of Australians underpaid super
One in four Australian workers have been underpaid their super — many, along with industry experts, are calling on the tax office to be more "proactive" in addressing the billions that goes unrecovered each year. -
Sydney's new metro line has a launch date
Commuters will be able to cut down on travel time, with the service connecting the south-western suburbs to the Sydney CBD, north-Sydney and the north-western suburbs. -
Sydney Southwest Metro set to open after 130yo train line replaced
Commuters will be able to cut down on travel time, with the service connecting the south-western suburbs to the Sydney CBD, north-Sydney and the north-western suburbs. -
NSW reveals opening date of long-awaited Southwest Metro line
Commuters will be able to cut down on travel time, with the service connecting the south-western suburbs to the Sydney CBD, north-Sydney and the north-western suburbs. -
Will an AI-cloned free tool spell the end of expensive software?
Software developers say they can use AI to "take back the internet" in what some are calling the dawn of a new era in online piracy. Here's why. -
Could software cloning change the way we use the internet?
Software developers say they can use AI to "take back the internet" in what some are calling the dawn of a new era in online piracy. Here's why. -
Vodafone says 24 million scam calls came via one little-known company
Vodafone's owner TPG says it was forced to speak publicly about its frustration over scam calls after reports to the regulator were not addressed. -
Vodafone says 24 million scam calls came via Aussie Broadband
Vodafone's owner TPG says it was forced to speak publicly about its frustration over scam calls after reports to the regulator were not addressed. -
Telco goes public over scam calls it says flowed through rival network
Vodafone's owner TPG says it was forced to speak publicly about its frustration over scam calls after reports to the regulator were not addressed. -
Supercharged fire seasons now threaten half Australia's homes: report
With a strong El Niño summer looming, modelling reveals fire seasons are 21 per cent longer than they were 50 years ago, cause $6b in damage a year, and 5.6 million homes are at risk. -
Longer fire seasons mean almost half of Australian homes face bushfire risks
With a strong El Niño summer looming, modelling reveals fire seasons are 21 per cent longer than they were 50 years ago, cause $6b in damage a year, and 5.6 million homes are at risk. -
Bushfires cost Australia $6b a year as El Niño summer looms, report finds
With a strong El Niño summer looming, modelling reveals fire seasons are 21 per cent longer than they were 50 years ago, cause $6b in damage a year, and 5.6 million homes are at risk. -
OpenAI says its AI agents disabled their own safety monitors
The agents weakened or disabled systems designed to catch them misbehaving, and one later denying it had done so. -
OpenAI says its agents disabled their own safety monitors
The agents weakened or disabled systems designed to catch them misbehaving, and one later denying it had done so. -
House prices across capitals post steepest quarterly decline ever: Domain
For only the second time ever, house prices have fallen across all Australian capital cities, falling by 4.7 per cent last quarter, the steepest drop on record. -
House prices across capitals post steepest quarterly decline ever
For only the second time ever, house prices have fallen across all Australian capital cities, falling by 4.7 per cent last quarter, the steepest drop on record. -
E-scooter hospitalisations more than tripled since 2019
A report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has found e-scooter hospitalisations have more than tripled since 2019.
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