Indigenous community leaders say Senator Lidia Thorpe’s outburst in Parliament House was done ‘her way’ but that Aboriginals had a ‘right to be negotiated with’, as they discussed meeting King Charles.
Dow Jones and the New York Post are suing the generative AI search engine, accusing the platform of siphoning traffic away from publishers’ websites.
Thousands of people have turned out to greet the royal couple during a frenetic day of activity before King Charles and Queen Camilla leave Australia’s shores.
In his most high-profile public appearance since resigning as Nine chairman, Peter Costello also blasted Daniel Andrews for wrongly believing his role was to embark on Indigenous treaty negotiations and join China’s One Belt One Road initiative.
The light plane crashed into a paddock next to an airfield just moments after it left the tarmac.
Reports in the US say the 72-year-old disgraced Hollywood producer has chronic myeloid leukemia and is undergoing treatment in a New York prison.
In an exclusive audience with Vogue Australia, Kate Winslet discusses how she made it a personal passion project to bring the life of trailblazing World War II correspondent and Vogue photojournalist Lee Miller to the big screen.
The IDF attacked strategic underground complexes in Gaza, pushing Yahya Sinwar to leave the safety of Hamas’s labyrinth. Finding his DNA showed they were in the right location.
The Victorian Indigenous senator’s predictable and embarrassing political stunts are all about boosting her profile rather than advancing causes she professes to fight for, all the while pocketing a taxpayer-funded salary of almost $260,000 from an institution she claims to rage against.
With Donald Trump a risk to democracy, trade and security, Kamala Harris is the superior candidate for US president.
The problem with the Albanese government’s foreign policy is that it deals with serious issues on the basis of looks, convenience and short-term politics.
The rumour is that the Albanese government will take universal childcare to the next election. It will be the PM’s legacy, just not a good one.
Bourse has $48bn wiped off. WiseTech rises as Richard White settles fight with ex-lover. MinRes dogged by founder concerns. Broker downgrade weighs on Metcash. Audinate, Iluka updates trigger selloff.
The $40bn heavyweight has defended its lucrative contracts in Sydney as it continues talks with the NSW government over reforms to the state’s toll road charging regime.
The property developer says the Victorian government’s stamp duty relief could spark activity in the laggard state.
The Byron Bay home of media entrepreneur Antony Catalano was paid a visit by ASIC on the hunt for a computer, as part of an alleged investigation of trading in asset manager Magellan.
Australia’s biggest health insurer has signed a three-year agreement with Toronto-based League to offer ‘more personalised healthcare’ to its 4.2 million customers.
Housing Minister Clare O’Neil says it’s a ‘good idea’ that stamp duty be replaced with a land tax, following a call from the Business Council of Australia to phase it out.
US Congressman and leading AUKUS supporter Joe Courtney, has played down the prospect of the US backtracking from its commitment to sell Australia nuclear-powered submarines.
David Thodey, the new chancellor of Australia’s oldest university, has admitted the University of Sydney ‘must do more’ to protect Jewish students from anti-Semitism.
An activist who lauded Yahya Sinwar as a ‘warrior and legend’ is a Sydney aviation worker who has previously applauded Palestinian plane hijacker Leila Khaled.
The missing boy’s foster parents have alleged police carried out a smear campaign against them in a new statement.
They are the best and the brightest, the Australians leading the way as they turn good ideas into products and services for local and global markets. Meet the innovators making a difference to our world.
Government regulation to make big business adopt a recycling mindset will ensure Australia becomes a truly circular economy.
An energy network in the sky, CCTV cameras that get to know you, changing building structures one timber at a time are just some of the clever ways these entrepreneurs are changing the world.
As a keen runner, Lydia O’Donnell followed the advice of coaches over dieticians and it had serious, long-term ramifications. She did her own research and now joins a new generation turning med tech breakthroughs into business.
A Hezbollah bunker containing half a billion dollars lies under a hospital in Beirut, Israel says as the IDF targets a separate vault filled with tens of millions of dollars in gold and cash.
The spy network gathered information on Israel’s military bases and energy infrastructure for Iranian intelligence for up to two years, Israeli police say.
The former president has a canny and sometimes accidental knack for producing the most iconic pictures in presidential campaign history; his latest visit to McDonald’s didn’t disappoint.
Donald Trump oscillates between bullying and ingratiation as he tries to influence dictators, would-be immigrants – and newspaper editorialists.
Post-mortem tests ‘show the singer had consumed multiple drugs’ before his death as music industry insiders call for safeguards for teen stars.
Focused on everything from Balinese astrology to Shakespearean performance, these museums are as diverse as they are innovative.
The British consumer electronics giant has gone full circle with the release of the WashG1 – but is it enough to convince this tech editor to stop using a mop, bucket and broom?
As I’ve discovered, a heart attack is like bankruptcy: it happens gradually and then suddenly.
The Tennessee capital, home of country music, has dining options that go way beyond fried chicken.
The days of dressing up to get a last-minute seat may be over but there are other ways to get bumped up to the pointy end of the plane.
This Italian Riviera port is where locals go on holiday for ocean swims, fresh fish and walks in the hills. And there’s not a superyacht in sight.
This resort is one of five luxury properties by Six Senses in Bhutan and is an experience that will never be forgotten.
The Academy Award-winning actor talks to Troy Bramston about taking on her most challenging and important screen role, in Lee.
John Safran joined the Palestinian-flag waving crowds gathered at the Sydney Opera House after the October 7 attacks – specifically because police warned Jews to stay away. But he still doesn’t know what was chanted.
I support an Australian republic, yet retain affection for Charles the man. Because his mother lived so long and refused to cede power to her son, we now have an elderly, ailing monarch who has only touched his kingly legacy lightly.
It’s curious to observe just how casually the Right Side of History has morphed into a progressive article of faith, a kind of gibbering battle cry for the self-righteous and the condescending.
Officers didn’t have enough evidence to charge the Jetstar pilot with the murders of Russell Hill and Carol Clay. What they desperately needed was surveillance. In the middle of a pandemic lockdown, how did they get inside his home undiscovered?
Coach Joe Schmidt has put a broom through the Wallabies, announcing major changes for his first Spring Tour squad. Newly arrived NRL star Joseph Suaalii is in – but some shock names have missed out.
Glasgow has defended it’s trimmed-down Commonwealth Games that will feature just 10 sports – with almost half the sports featured two years ago axed in budget cuts. Every sport’s status revealed inside.
Brisbane Broncos star Ezra Mam is undergoing immediate professional treatment in the wake of his head-on car accident which has left his $4 million NRL contract in jeopardy.
Former Test all-rounder Hilton Cartwright took the remarkable step to retire mid-innings on 52 not out to attend the birth of his second child after complications around the birth arose.
The Indians were dismissed for a humiliating 46 against New Zealand last week. On latest evidence in the Sheffield Shield, 46 might be more than enough against Australia.
The last time the Saints had picks 7 and 8 in the draft, they chose Hunter Clark and Nick Coffield and missed a host of stars. Mark Robinson writes, it can’t happen again. Over to you, Simon Dalrymple.
Chopard’s new Global Ambassador Bella Hadid perfectly embodies the elegance and Joie de Vivre of Chopard’s Haute Joaillerie watches.
You can’t reach the Berkeley River Lodge by road. Instead, fly in and experience the Kimberley scenery at its most spectacular.
King Charles, with the best of intentions, appears to have successfully sucked all the glamour out of the royal family.
If the state government’s proposed anti-vilification changes proceed, Victorians will lose their right to free speech, setting a precedent for the entire country.
Qantas faces a hefty compensation bill for unlawfully outsourced workers but not as much as the TWU might have liked after a Federal Court ruling.
Choosing a holiday destination is about a lot more than budget, according to analysis of 25,000 travel bookings, with travellers turning often unheard of places into tourist hubs.
The job cuts at the University of Canberra are part of a $50m cost-cutting needed by the end of this year.
Culturally, we are witnessing the deconstruction of the value system that laid the foundations of our freedom, prosperity and our valued egalitarianism.
Acting CEO Matt Stanton has revealed it’s been a ‘tough couple of days’ amid findings of extensive misconduct including sexual harassment and bullying at the business.
Accenture Song’s global chief David Droga tells The Growth Agenda about his plan to engage the c-suite with a holistic integrated customer-focused vision.
Rich lister Nick DiMauro has added another mall to his growing retail portfolio, paying $128m for one of Adelaide’s largest suburban shopping centres.
The aristocratic Vestey family, once the second richest in the UK after the royal family, is selling its Australian wine interests including a leading Adelaide Hills winery.
Optus has signed a deal with Elon Musk to launch enterprise-size internet services in regional Australia as it leaps forward in the race to adopt and sell satellite services.
The nation’s top five data centres providers have hit back at claims they are exacerbating climate change, given the amount of energy and water they use to power and cool their computers.
DNA samples from diverse communities around Australia are being gathered to form what is hoped to be first national genetic biobank.
Rio Tinto and its partner in the Rhodes Ridge joint venture have informed regulators they will no longer push ahead with a long-awaited proposal to mine the Giles Mini deposit near Newman due to its impact on potential roosting sites for the vulnerable Ghost Bat.
This dish is a sensational balance of sweet and salty. It’s like a hug in a bowl.
A classic takeaway dish at home and on a budget. These sticky sesame nuggets of gold will have you wanting more.
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