State’s $28m AI plan revealed
Company workers aren’t the only ones facing an AI tidal wave, with one state announcing a new $28m drive to embed the tech revolution into its public sector.
Companies
Quiet day on ASX after Trump-Musk implosion burns Tesla
Local investors wait and watch ahead of long weekend break. Wall Street awaits jobs data as Elon Musk, US President Donald Trump torch friendship.
Customers rage at dad’s ‘entitled’ cafe act
A cafe owner was left stunned after making a “wild” discovery in the middle of a massive rush, sparking fury from customers on her behalf.
Two words spell pain for Aussie industry
One of Australia’s shakiest industries could be set for another round of setbacks following comments from Energy Minister Chris Bowen this week.
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‘Blatant’: Aldi in trouble over fake Oreos
The supermarket of choice for those on tight budgets is being slugged by a potentially devastating legal case.
‘Nothing to be happy about’ after weak GDP data; CBA hits record
CBA hits high of $181.39. Slow economic growth undershoots forecasts. Mixi lifts PointsBet bid amid due diligence by rival suitor Betr. Star accused of breach of money laundering laws.
How much extra you’re paying for ‘Telstra tax’
A consumer advocate has revealed what he says is a “Telstra tax” Aussies are paying for the telco’s premium service, a claim rejected by the country’s biggest provider.
Showdown set over compo plan
A showdown has been set over Labor’s controversial plan to reform workers compensation in one Australian state.
‘Dangerous’: Warning on Trump’s new tariff
Jim Chalmers has issued a grim warning on the state of the world after Donald Trump’s latest tariff order.
Big paydays for new fashion giant bosses
A big Aussie fashion retailer has just appointed its new chief executive, with promises of multimillion-dollar pay cheques if he meets targets.
Huge move to stop airport taxi rip-offs
One state will consider setting a maximum rate on taxi fares to and from the airport in a bid to stop $100 taxi rip-offs.
Brittany Higgins reveals new job
More than four years after leaving her role as a Liberal Party media advisor, Brittany Higgins is stepping into a new role.
Brittany Higgins reveals new job
More than four years after leaving her role as a Liberal Party media advisor, Brittany Higgins is stepping into a new role.
If you filled up here, check your bank account
People who fuelled up or shopped at a major servo chain have been charged more than 100 times for one transaction after a nationwide error.
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