A public uproar about data centres blossoming across Australia is well-founded but sometimes misdirected, a parliamentary ...

Six High Court justices unite in opposing the Government’s attempts to force a citizen to pay its legal costs. What’s the ...

The $7 billion stock exchange float of Bitcoin miner-turned AI data centre operator Firmus has been scrapped after investors ...

A high-profile former TV show host embroiled in controversy since his shock departure has avoided a potentially ugly day in court, settling a podcast dispute.

Happiness is slowly creeping back for fans of Aussie rock band Powderfinger, with the beloved group reuniting for a national ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is expected to announce extra funding for the tax office to delay its controversial ban on credit card ...

After almost three decades of running Australia's detention centres, private contractors keep falling short, adding to the ...

The government is accused of peddling a double standard as the tax office refuses to absorb credit card surcharges it can no ...

Thousands of patients are stuck in hospital beds in a system that focuses more on who pays than on what benefits the unwell.

Israel failed to protect its people and demanded the world accept Gaza's devastation as the price of their deaths.

OpenAI's multiple apologies are only the start of repairing the damage caused by letting one of its agents hack a Medicare ...

It seems unthinkable, but could a PM enjoying a two-to-one margin at the last election be tossed out of parliament at the ...