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Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes at the National Press Club in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Tech giant’s $1bn AI buy after staff let go

Atlassian has acquired a US browser company as the Australian tech giant aims to revolutionise how workers use AI online.

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AI boom set to decimate these industries

A scary prediction about the impact of AI on the labour market has exposed how vulnerable Australia. These are the jobs most at risk of disappearing.

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‘I’m filthy’: Police chief shreds rookie cop

Sydney police commander reveals why a new officer kept his job after being filmed with what appeared to be replica firearms at his graduation party.

Real estate photo exposes Nazi secret

This photo proves Nazis are truly dumb

A seemingly innocent photo of a real estate listing has helped sleuths solve a mystery laying dormant for over 80 years.

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Insidious new influencer trend taking over

An unlikely new brand of “influencers” are popping up on social media – and there’s a dark truth about why Aussies can’t get enough of them.

Two women, identified as TikTokers Dasha Vladimirovna, 21, and Karina Evgenyevna, 19, alongside an unidentified male, have been arrested after filming a social media video earlier today in front of a burning oil depot in Adler, Southwestern Russia, which was targeted last night in a large-scale drone attack by Ukraine. Influencers arrested after posting TikTok video posing in front of flaming Russian plant after Ukrainian strike, TikTokers Dasha Vladimirovna, 21, and Karina Evgenyevna, 19, were filmed rapping in front of the burning facility., Picture: TikTok

WATCH: TikTokers pose in a war zone

Two influencers have been arrested after posing in front of a burning oil refinery amidst a raging war. Watch the video.

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‘Extreme genius’: Perth boy rejects billions

A Sydney uni graduate who has gone on to be one the leading minds in AI reportedly knocked back Meta’s mammoth bid.

Holly was left with a huge black eye and busted lip during a horrifying, now-viral Cincinnati brawl. Picture: Supplied

Horrifying viral bashing sparks outrage

Sickening footage of a man and woman being brutally bashed by a mob as onlookers jeer has sparked nationwide outrage. WARNING: Graphic

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA, NewsWire Photos. APRIL 24, 2024: Reece P Kershaw, Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police & Mike Burgess, ASIO Director-General address the National Press Club of Australia in Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Staggering cost of foreign spies on Australia

Following revelations espionage costs the Australian economy billions a year, the Home Affairs Minister says people need to take personal responsibility.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - JANUARY 15 2025; A general view of kitchenware on sale at Coles supermarkets in Sydney. Coles will remove the sale of kitchen knives from its shelves in all Australian stores after a 63-year-old supermarket worker was allegedly stabbed by a 13-year-old while stacking shelves in an Ipswich shopping centre.Mother-of-two Claudia Campomayor Watt, 63, was stocking the fridge at the back of the Coles supermarket in Yamanto Central in Ipswich shortly before 5.30pm on Monday when she was allegedly stabbed in the back with a large knife. Picture: NewsWire

Coles shoppers hit with duplicate bills

Online grocery shoppers were hit with unexpected duplicate charges weeks after their Coles deliveries were completed, with the company apologising.

Options trader Chris Dattolo works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Tuesday, July 29, 2025. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)

Blockbuster news sends Wall St into frenzy

Wall Street is going ballistic in after hours trading after two of the world’s biggest companies dropped blockbuster updates.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos September 10, 2024: Snapchat , Instagram, YouTube, Roblox and tik tok and X (Twitter). The Albanese government says it will introduce legislation to enforce age restrictions on social media before the next federal election, but is still mulling over what that age it should be restricted to. Picture: NewsWire / Aaron Francis

‘Ironic’ flaw in Albo’s ‘blunt’ YouTube ban

The Albanese government’s shock decision to include YouTube in its controversial social media ban for young Aussies could end up backfiring – here’s why.

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Brisbane couple’s business folds after Meta AI ban

Meta’s AI destroyed a Brisbane family’s $100,000 business over their child’s innocent photo, sparking their decision to join an international legal battle.

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Australia’s YouTube ban for under-16s: How it will work

Children aged under 16 will be banned from holding a YouTube account. This is how the ban will work and what it means for Aussie households.

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