Embattled telco Optus is offering fewer deals compared with major rivals despite its battered reputation following last year’s fatal triple-0 outage.
Cheyanne Enciso
Millions of Aussies are facing a weekend washout as wild weather lashes the coast - with the rain and winds so severe campers have abandoned their holiday plans.
Alexandra Feiam
The foundation behind Wikipedia has developed a paid service that enables the use of its technical infrastructure.
Staff Writers
Communications Minister Anita Wells admitted there was “more work to do” but said it was still “early” after millions of accounts were removed in the first two days after the ban.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Workers will have a say in the rollout of AI through an agreement between a tech giant and unions that has been welcomed by industry and government.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
A Curtin University study has revealed gaming for more than a specific time can have a negative impact on diet, quality sleep and staying active.
Claire Sadler
AI chatbot Grok will no longer allow users to edit people in revealing clothing in places where it's illegal, Elon Musk's X says following a global backlash.
Elaine Kurtenbach
Millions of accounts were deactivated in the wake of Australia’s social media ban, but it’s an “even more potentially catastrophic” threat that has the watchdog worried.
Ria Pandey and Nathan Schmidt
SpaceX, along with NASA, is returning a crew of four astronauts from the International Space Station after one of them experienced an unspecified medical issue.
Max Corstorphan
The Australian division will assist in the desperate search for a diver who disappeared under the ice during a dive in the territory.
Artificial intelligence could be good for scientists but bad for science as a whole, a study has found, as it narrows the scope of research.
Major flood alerts have been issued for multiple states, while other parts of the country experience a heatwave.
NewsWire
The 28-year-old was dragged out of the water and given CPR by lifesavers and a nearby anaesthetist.
Caleb Runciman
An expert has warned of ways hackers who have access to the data of thousands of Aussie students could exploit that information.
Emma Kirk and Eli Green
A key cultural event that brought entrepreneurs, artists and megastars to Sydney has been cancelled, with organisers issuing a “final thank you”.
Eli Green
Queenslanders have begun to clean up the colossal mess left in the wake of ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji - but the danger is not yet over for some.
The Treasurer has warned of a “big threat” spooking investors eyeing an up-and-coming sector in Australia.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Bushfires are continuing to burn out of control across the state, with more than 400,000 hectares and 1000 farms destroyed.
New Australian research has found both too much and too little time on social media can have negative impacts on adolescents.
New research has exposed the common mistake most Aussies make when trying to identify deepfake AI-generated scams – as scammers start to exploit a dangerous vulnerability.
Cameron Micallef
Several people have been rescued from floodwaters as ex-tropical cyclone Koji continues to smash Queensland, with forecasters warning it’s not over yet.
Despite the heat settling across Victoria, it is doing little to deter the catastrophic bushfires from tearing through the State, which have claimed one person’s life.
Australia’s groundbreaking under-16 social media ban has triggered the removal of thousands of accounts, Meta said.
Alexander Britton
The Albanese government has revealed which critical minerals it will prioritise for Australia’s $1.2bn strategic reserve.
