NASA has launched its latest space telescope to probe dark matter and search for exoplanets beyond the solar system.
Joey Roulette and Will Dunham
The generation that never owned a CD player has become vinyl’s most passionate new customer – and they’re buying cassettes they can’t even play.
Jackson Robb and Alexandra Feiam
Thousands more Australians with advanced cancer will soon be able to access subsidised immunotherapy through a major PBS change.
Andrew Hedgman
A concerning rise in sexual violence among teens has prompted the government to weigh up two key reforms to tackle violent and misogynistic content online.
Ria Pandey
Remarkable footage taken by one of the ocean’s deadliest creatures has given insight into how they behave, as the government announces new safety measures.
Jack Nivison
Authorities have issued a plea to e-scooter riders, as a 13-year-old boy died after he was left with severe head injuries after crashing one.
The parents of an Aussie hiker found safe days after the Nepal floods say they are elated, but praying for the 42 Australians and thousands of others still missing.
Jack Nivison and Andrew Hedgman
Aussies are being urged to prepare before conditions turn deadly as a hotter, drier spring bears down on most of the country.
SpaceX is a hot topic of conversation in this part of the world, after the upper stage of one of the company’s Starship rockets was recovered in a dramatic operation off Christmas Island.
Ben O'Shea
CCTV has captured the moment a 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck this region of Sydney on Friday.
David Hannant
A common dolphin has tested positive for the deadly H5N1 bird flu – marking what officials are calling a “new development” as cases surge to 249.
Emma Kirk
Slipping the surly bonds of Earth and testing an experiment in zero-G usually requires becoming an astronaut first. But a team from the University of WA escape gravity on the Vomit Comet.
NEXTDC says its vast AI contract book is insulated from Canberra’s incoming rules as it expands its Perth data centres.
Ryan Johnson
A telecommunications worker has been charged after allegedly selling customer data to criminal gangs, who then used it to defraud innocent victims.
Smart glasses that allow wearers to secretly record people without their consent would be banned under a push to stop big tech from profiting off surveillance.
Tess Ikonomou
The Federal Reserve, the US Senate, the Department of Justice and NASA were victims of a Chinese state-sponsored hacking group, the DOJ says.
Raphael Satter and AJ Vicens
In a report, OpenAI has outlined two incidents in which AI agents hacked the company's own infrastructure.
Raphael Satter and Deepa Seetharaman
Christmas Island’s Flying Fish Cove hosted the painstaking operation to prepare the island’s most famous visitor, a SpaceX Starship, for the next phase of its astonishing voyage.
A suspected case of bird flu detected in a red fox in Australia has prompted a “serious warning” the disease could spread to other native species.
An independent senator has questioned what long-term financial benefit Australians will receive from data centres ahead of a national cabinet meeting.
The game has raised questions about whether the sacrifices of Anzacs should be used for entertainment.
Tim Lester and Bryce Luff
One premier hopes guardrails on AI technology aren't too tight, after a controversial data centre was approved by council.
Ethan James
A probe into Labor’s bolstered social media ban has handed down its recommendations on whether Australia should adopt stronger laws.
Ria Pandey and Nathan Schmidt
Australia risks falling living standards unless it wins the global race for AI investment, Anthony Albanese has warned.
Nathan Schmidt
