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California subpoenas OpenAI over cybersecurity issues California launches investigation into OpenAI over cybersecurity risks and AI safety concerns Global bond yields hit multi-decade highs Global bond selloff drives U.S. Labor targets rogue agents profiting from visas Labor targets rogue migration agents amid ongoing visa claim issues while addressing overseas migration. “One Lever”: The RBA can’t fix Australia’s economy alone RBA's reliance on interest rates highlighted by David Scutt amid Australia's structural productivity challenges Australia’s housing market hits a dangerous crossroads Australia's housing market faces perfect storm as valuations fall and funding costs rise. “Manage The Decline”: Is traditional TV becoming obsolete? Darren Woolley warns free-to-air TV faces same disruption as department stores. Nine’s leadership shake-up puts network’s future under pressure Nine's share price faces pressure amid management changes and competition as experts assess its future. ‘We need to head towards a recession’: RBA’s interest rate dilemma Financial advisor warns Australia may face recession from RBA rate hikes, rising unemployment. ‘A perfect disastrous situation’: Australia’s inflation challenges Australia faces inflation crisis as interest rates rise and housing market downturn threatens economic stability Passengers thwart FlyDubai co-pilot attack Flydubai co-pilot attacks pilot, plane drops 14,000 feet before passengers intervene. OpenAI launches Dots, autonomous background AI agents OpenAI launches Dots, always-on AI agents for continuous task management. Australian home prices fall for sixth month Australian home prices drop for sixth month as rate rises and cost pressures hit buyer demand US economic growth upgraded to 2.2% U.S. economy growth revised up to 2.2% as consumer spending remains strong despite rising prices. U.S. scrambles to regulate as China moves first Frontier risks AI companies can’t regulate themselves — So who should? Experts call for external oversight in AI as self-regulation proves inadequate, says Brad Gastwirth.