Questions have been raised over the timing of the government’s announcement about an alleged AI breach involving Medicare systems. Speaking...
A proposed US diesel export ban could create a global fuel supply squeeze, with the impact extending beyond higher prices at the pump. StoneX senior...
Dale Gillam critiques government spending as the main cause of inflation, warning it impacts households and drives wealthy Australians offshore.
China’s approach to artificial intelligence is increasingly focused on the technology’s potential to disrupt information and influence public opinion, alongside its strategic and economic benefits. Cheryl...
As war in the Middle East widens, Saudi Arabia’s new defence pact could face a major test Amin Saikal, Australian National University; The University of Western Australia;...
Tom Goward warns that dwindling credit card rewards may challenge customer loyalty for banks and airlines.
Trump's AI force proposal lacks clarity on its purpose and integration with his anti-AI regulation stance, says Dr. Sutherland.
Singapore Airlines' cabin refresh lacks wow factor; competition pressures prompt needed enhancements in comfort and sleep quality.
Kyle Rodda links government spending and AI demand to inflation, worsened by oil shocks and Australia's economic weaknesses.
In a divisive climate, Kate Engler discusses One Nation's impact, Andrew Hastie's PR win, and MapQuest's popularity surge.
Labor faces pressure to address immigration amid fierce opposition, with potential housing crisis consequences if no deal is reached.
Sydney Sweeney's Novig ad sparks debate on sex appeal's impact in sports marketing and women's participation.
Australia’s TV networks must adapt to shifting audiences towards streaming services, with potential changes in broadcasting licenses ahead.
‘Free-to-air television in its current format is looking towards a retirement’ amid spectrum reallocations for 6G. Darren Woolley from TrinityP3 argues that the government is lagging...
Iran may be turning to crowdsourced intelligence not because its security services are depleted, but because personnel could already be embedded overseas, according to Oz Sultan....
