Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
ABC News Australiaby Michelle Grattan21d ago
The revelation that an AI agent turned rogue and breached a firewall to get at Medicare statistics has strongly reinforced Anthony Albanese's case for tough guardrails on this transformative...
ABC News Australiaby Doug Dingwall, Steven Viney, and Jarrod Fankhauser21d ago
Australians are the world's biggest sceptics of artificial intelligence, even as it becomes increasingly part of everyday life.
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong21d ago
In short: OpenAI's handling of a rogue agent that accessed government data has strengthened Australia's push for strict rules around AI transparency and incident reporting.
ABC News Australia21d ago
From early Roman-Egyptian portraits to the modern-day selfie, people seem to have an enduring fascination with the human face.
ABC News Australiaby Nicola Heath21d ago
In the pre-dawn half-light, people sit in chairs and on picnic blankets on the sand of Dixon Park beach in the coastal city of Newcastle.
ABC News Australiaby Brad Ryan21d ago
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has called on the US to stop blocking him from attending the UN, in a video-message beamed into the annual summit a day after Iran's president was allowed to...
The Conversation Australiaby Ilan Oshri, Professor of Information Systems, Auckland Business School, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau21d ago
If 2026 has taught New Zealand businesses anything, it’s that the next supply chain shock is never far away.
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett21d ago
Perth Royal Show 2026: How $20 parking at Lake Claremont will support local community groups Parking payments at this year’s Perth Royal Show will directly support four local community groups — if...
PerthNowby Nick Wilson21d ago
Anti-corruption body given 'follow the money' teeth A public integrity watchdog has been granted broader powers to target corrupt conduct under a bill passed in a state parliament's final sitting...
PerthNowby Noah Secomb21d ago
Experts urge regulation as AI hack sounds alarm Laws to rein in artificial intelligence cannot wait as experts question the response from a tech giant responsible for the first reported AI agent to...
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman21d ago
Light shone on Reserve Bank's gloomy economic outlook The latest Intergenerational Report, the triennial roadmap of the Australian economy's next 40 years, contains a stack of numbers.
PerthNowby Lucinda Garbutt-Young21d ago
Aussies forgoing lifestyle for homes in record numbers Australians are willing to cut back their spending in record numbers to afford a property, affirming the ongoing value of home ownership, new...
PerthNowby Staff Writers21d ago
Trump welcomes Xi to White House for talks on AI, trade US President Donald Trump has welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House on the second day of a high-stakes visit.
PerthNowby Staff Writers21d ago
Three media outlets' White House access still rejected Politico, MS NOW and CNN reporters were barred from the White House just hours after a judge deemed US President Donald Trump's ban of the...
ABC News Australiaby Claire Campbell21d ago
Military personnel lined the stairs as Donald Trump welcomed Xi Jinping to the White House for the first time in more than a decade.
New Atlasby Monica J. White21d ago
Aurzen’s quirky folding projector is leveling up. First shown at IFA 2026 and now getting closer to its commercial release, the Zip Pro keeps the self-supporting Z-fold design of the original Zip...
ABC News Australia21d ago
In short: Reporters from Politico, MS Now and CNN remained barred from the White House on Thursday.
PerthNowby Emma Kirk21d ago
Albany twin brothers win Lotto twice within two years Twin brothers have defied the odds and are planning to hit the road after they celebrated their second lotto win within two years.
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal21d ago
Meta – the parent company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp – just wrapped up its Connect event where it showed off everything it's been working on recently.
PerthNowby Blake Antrobus, Andrew Hedgman22d ago
Boy, 11, shot in face at unit in Sydney’s northwest dies in hospital An 11-year-old boy who suffered a gunshot wound to his face and neck at a unit in Sydney’s northwest has died in hospital.
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