Netflix plans to cut six per cent of its employees, or roughly 1000 workers, as part of wider organisational changes.
Staff Writers
Australia's election regulator has warned artificial intelligence is making democracy harder to protect, but doesn't believe it's all up to him to fix.
Will Nicholas
Communication Minister Anika Wells is set to introduce revised Digital Duty of Care laws following heavy criticism of her initial draft from the Coalition and crossbench over ministerial overreach.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Drones and lasers have revealed Aboriginal rock shelters in dense bushland, research that combines science and cultural knowledge to improve conservation.
Stephanie Gardiner
Australia’s largest energy company has sounded the alarm on cyber security just a few months after being hit with a brutal data breach.
Cameron Micallef
Plans to oversupply Australia’s gas market will “push down” prices, the Minister responsible has claimed.
Nathan Schmidt
A tradie faces a long road to recovery after a robotic vacuum explosion nearly killed him three months ago.
Emma Kirk
A top silk has defended refusing an inmate access to egg freezing, insisting it is not a form of punishment after the High Court ruled she could preserve her fertility behind bars.
Liam Beatty and Emma Kirk
The bosses of a big-four bank have refused to guarantee that its use of artificial intelligence won’t cost more workers their jobs.
As Alice Springs begins the mammoth clean-up effort after being battered by intense storms, two large Australian states are now in the firing line.
Alexandra Feiam
Anthropic says rogue AI could spin up a botnet, spread quickly, and even break into data centres to turbocharge its growth.
Raphael Satter and Harshita Mary Varghese
Anthony Albanese has been accused of having a “fetish for humiliating his treasurer” over the delayed credit card tax ban.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
The US space agency's robotic Perseverance rover has now driven farther than any other vehicle on the surface of any world other than Earth.
Will Dunham
Pauline Hanson has pushed back on criticism of a Liberal MP whose comments were described as “racist” and “misogynist”.
The independence of a parliamentary committee probing artificial intelligence has been called into question by an independent member.
Telstra’s board is defending its response to July’s nationwide outage as shareholders weighed if a $607,000 cut to chief executive Vicki Brady’s bonus is enough to hold executives to account.
Ryan Johnson
Thousands remain without power after a band of intense thunderstorms smashed the city, but the chaos isn’t over yet.
A small gadget used to break into people’s cars is becoming more prominent on the streets of one Aussie city.
Jack Nivison
The chairman of Telstra has been grilled by an angry shareholder over the telco’s chief financial officer being the public face of a major outage earlier this year.
Blair Jackson
The online safety watchdog has made a stunning admission as pressure mounts on it to stop younger Australians from streaming a public execution in the US.
Telstra's chairman has cited mandatory mobile roaming as an example of a regulation that discourages investment at a time Australia needs more of it.
Derek Rose
A new survey has exposed the reason why one in 10 Australian businesses are abandoning their initial AI rollout plans.
A surge in bat bites across one state’s coastal region has prompted an urgent health warning over a virus deadlier than rabies, with no cure.
A plan to protect Australians online faces pushback unless demands on tougher penalties and the right to sue tech giants are met.
Paige Fryer
