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US looks to invest billions in AI data centres. Australia may miss out

US looks to invest billions in AI data centres. Australia may miss out

Australia is a favoured destination for investment but faces roadblocks in copyright laws, as well as a fickle White House, according to industry experts in New York.

  • by Michael Koziol

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World of photos, March 10, 2025
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World of photos, March 10, 2025

The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.

How American liberalism lost its way and handed Trump a path to victory

How American liberalism lost its way and handed Trump a path to victory

Trump’s electoral resurrection was, in part, a rejection of the intolerance which has come to be emblematic of American progressivism.

  • by George Brandis
Why Trump’s madness is making the world a safer place

Why Trump’s madness is making the world a safer place

The US president has smashed the Western alliance. But the Europeans are stepping up to spend their own money on their own defence.

  • by Parnell Palme McGuinness
The leader of the free world doesn’t believe in the free world

The leader of the free world doesn’t believe in the free world

And for all our sakes, let’s hope America’s Trumpist fever will pass.

  • by Michael Fullilove
Only a handful of Australians have stood in the Oval Office with Trump. Arthur Sinodinos is one of them

Only a handful of Australians have stood in the Oval Office with Trump. Arthur Sinodinos is one of them

Our former envoy to Washington says instead of abandoning the alliance with the US, we should impress on Trump that he needs us more than we need him.

  • by Peter FitzSimons
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Inside the explosive meeting where Trump officials clashed with Elon Musk

Inside the explosive meeting where Trump officials clashed with Elon Musk

Seated diagonally opposite Marco Rubio, across the elliptical mahogany table, Elon Musk was letting the secretary of state have it.

  • by Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman
Gene Hackman died of heart disease a week after his wife
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Gene Hackman died of heart disease a week after his wife

Authorities initially ruled out foul play after the bodies were discovered on February 26. Immediate tests for carbon monoxide poisoning were negative.

  • by Andrew Hay
Trump flags showdown with Iran on nuclear, threatens Russia sanctions

Trump flags showdown with Iran on nuclear, threatens Russia sanctions

He appears to admit Vladimir Putin is exploiting a pause in US aid to Ukraine but is only doing “what anybody else would do” and “bombing the hell out of them”.

  • by Michael Koziol
Trump is shirtless and out of control, but his MAGA minions are bringing him back to earth

Trump is shirtless and out of control, but his MAGA minions are bringing him back to earth

Republicans might be bending the knee now, but they will have to step up to fight for their electoral viability, even if it means breaking the MAGA code of fealty.

  • by Melanie La’Brooy
‘People are going silent’: Fearing retribution, Trump critics muzzle themselves

‘People are going silent’: Fearing retribution, Trump critics muzzle themselves

More than six weeks into the second Trump administration, there is a chill spreading over political debate in Washington and beyond.

  • by Elisabeth Bumiller

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