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Criticism over ISIS bride bail triggers judges' rebuke

Criticism over ISIS bride bail triggers judges' rebuke

The peak body for Australia's judges has hit back at the opposition leader for criticising the decision to grant bail to a member of the ISIS bride cohort.

'Out of context': Pauline Hanson rejects downplaying DV

'Out of context': Pauline Hanson rejects downplaying DV

'Out of context': Pauline Hanson rejects downplaying DV

'Out of context': Pauline Hanson rejects downplaying DV

Pauline Hanson has walked back comments made about domestic violence after labelling the scourge a "two-way street" as advocates criticise key claims.

AI giant opens Aussie hub to find 'what's coming next'

AI giant opens Aussie hub to find 'what's coming next'

AI giant opens Aussie hub to find 'what's coming next'

AI giant opens Aussie hub to find 'what's coming next'

Bushfires, floods and cybersecurity risks will be among the issues probed at an Australian innovation hub opened by a global data centre firm.

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'That's not true': Labor's warning to tech bros on AI

'That's not true': Labor's warning to tech bros on AI

The prime minister has called for Australia to shape how AI is developed, while also laying out protection measures for industries affected by the technology.

Probe into Bondi terror attack could miss key evidence

Probe into Bondi terror attack could miss key evidence

The royal commission into the Bondi massacre might miss out on key evidence as a former source to an Australian spy agency has had his visa application denied.

Into the fold: tech rivals to bet big on flexing phones

Into the fold: tech rivals to bet big on flexing phones

Smartphones with large, folding screens might finally hit the big time as two tech giants prepare to woo more buyers.

Biggest super funds hold billions in gambling stocks

Biggest super funds hold billions in gambling stocks

Super funds are investing billions of dollars of Aussies' retirement savings in gambling companies, with one major fund investing twice as much as any other.

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Family violence victim's legacy is saving women's lives

Family violence victim's legacy is saving women's lives

Family violence victim's legacy is saving women's lives

Family violence victim's legacy is saving women's lives

On the eighth anniversary of Samantha Fraser's death, a charity set up in her honour is helping save women's lives by funding personal safety devices.

Unit prices down as affordability shapes the market

Unit prices down as affordability shapes the market

Unit prices down as affordability shapes the market

Unit prices down as affordability shapes the market

New home value data from Domain shows unit prices across the country are decreasing at a far faster rate than last quarter.

UK Labour to 'listen and learn' from Albanese's success

UK Labour to 'listen and learn' from Albanese's success

UK Labour to 'listen and learn' from Albanese's success

UK Labour to 'listen and learn' from Albanese's success

Fresh from replacing a prime minister, British MPs will be watching on from the sidelines of Labor's national conference, hoping to find borrow strategies.

More joint sea patrols on cards after China missile

More joint sea patrols on cards after China missile

More joint sea patrols on cards after China missile

More joint sea patrols on cards after China missile

Australia is weighing up increased sea patrols with other nations as it continues to criticise the Chinese launch of a nuclear-capable missile in the Pacific.

Minister vows 'single power' won't set country's future

Minister vows 'single power' won't set country's future

Minister vows 'single power' won't set country's future

Minister vows 'single power' won't set country's future

The foreign minister will use her first major speech since Middle East hostilities escalated to warn against Australia becoming beholden to other powers.

Pizza workers slice up misleading Domino's wage claim

Pizza workers slice up misleading Domino's wage claim

Pizza workers slice up misleading Domino's wage claim

Pizza workers slice up misleading Domino's wage claim

Low-paid franchisee workers have been handed a landmark legal win after a fast food giant was found to have engaged in misleading or deceptive conduct.

‘Truth teller’ Rebel scores win in feud with co-star

‘Truth teller’ Rebel scores win in feud with co-star

‘Truth teller’ Rebel scores win in feud with co-star

‘Truth teller’ Rebel scores win in feud with co-star

Hollywood star Rebel Wilson has emerged victorious from a hotly contested defamation battle with her co-star after insisting she was telling the truth.

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Anti-Semitic incident data problematic, police concede

A senior officer acknowledges a police incident database makes it difficult to provide a clear picture of the magnitude of anti-Semitism in the community.

Miners and energy lift stocks but Iran risks remain

Gold, copper and oil prices have handed the local stock exchange a boost, but with nine sectors in the red it's clear that risk sentiment remains fragile.

How Rebel Wilson won her star-studded defamation trial

Rebel Wilson's fiery defamation battle was triggered by the star of her directorial debut, but it was the Hollywood A-lister who came out gleaming.

'It's not working': premier wants ciggy tax stubbed out

A Labor leader is urging a rethink on tobacco taxes, while a law enforcement expert warns the war on illicit smokes must be coupled with lowering the excise.

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Rot in jail: minister's blunt message to 'Doctor Jihad'

The notorious Australian "Doctor Jihad", who is wanted by the AFP on terrorism charges after travelling to Syria to join Islamic State, may try to return home.

Federal boost to help jet fuel refinery take off

Australia's first new refinery in 40 years is a step closer after funding was announced to help a biofuel company turn forestry waste into jet fuel.

Innovative tech funded to deliver energy transition

Australian energy companies have received federal funding to address complex problems associated with the energy transition.

Aussies spending over $500 a year on streaming services

Australians are spending more than ever on streaming services, with one in 10 users supporting five or more platforms each month.

Hanson blasted for 'atrocious' family violence comment

One Nation is seeking to tidy up after a series of controversial comments from its parliamentarians in recent days put the populist party under the spotlight.

Ex-Socceroos captain receives devastating CTE diagnosis

Paul Wade says it's scary knowing his memory is going and he is experiencing mood swings due to the repeated head knocks he copped during his soccer career.

Emergency alerts could trigger domestic violence risks

Australia's new emergency warning system may sever a vital link between domestic violence victim-survivors and their support networks, an expert says.

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