Older Australians are being rapidly left behind by a digital world that is changing faster than many of them can reasonably be expected to keep up with.
Gary Martin
The minister leading Australia’s response to the bird flu outbreak has warned “we cannot stop the spread of this virus”.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
A coalition of Aussie athletes and scientists are desperately working to save the country’s shrinking winter wonderlands.
Jack Nivison
The generational divide is widening further as older workers adopt AI in droves compared to entry-level employees, who worry their jobs may be at risk with the tech.
Alexandra Feiam
A major payments outage has blindsided Australians, with most of the country’s major banks and digital payment providers suffering an unexplained failure on Saturday afternoon.
Tegwen Bescoby
Police have provided a sad update after two teenagers allegedly filmed themselves beating a black swan and forcing it to inhale vape fumes.
Emma Kirk
The philosophy of being #justenoughbank has turned out to be not enough bank full stop for customers of WA’s financial stalwart Bankwest. Plus: Telstra’s orbital strike on Elon.
A distinguished WWII Bomber Command veteran, who survived being shot down over Germany over his storied military career, has been farewelled.
David Hannant
Social media giants Meta, Tik Tok, and Youtube have been grilled over claims children are escaping the social media ban.
Josephine Quattrocchi and Nathan Schmidt
One of the nation’s biggest sofa and furnishing retailers has been caught up in a security breach.
Cheyanne Enciso
Millions of people have gathered across Spain to glimpse a rare total solar eclipse, cheering when the sun, moon and Earth briefly plunged them into darkness.
Corina Pons, Tom Little and David Latona
Telstra has lifted profit and shareholder returns by charging mobile customers more but investors marked the stock down after signs some higher-paying customers are drifting away.
Ryan Johnson
A stark warning has been issued by Labor after unmanned drones breached the airspace of one of Australia’s most critical military bases.
Ria Pandey
Australia’s largest telco has revealed a big jump in its chief executive’s pay packet, as hundreds of workers lose their jobs and the fallout from July’s outage continues.
Blair Jackson and Cameron Micallef
Labor says its reforms to the News Bargaining Incentive will make tech giants cough up for Australian news media.
Nathan Schmidt
Spain is preparing for a rare total solar eclipse, even as extreme heat and wildfires threaten to cast a pall over the spectacle.
Suman Naishadham and Teresa Medrano
The City of Stirling council has voted down a push to investigate banning data centres across the city.
Liam Murphy
The early 2000s platform would capitalise on nostalgia and rejection of the traditional social media experience. Would you go back?
Sawdah Bhaimiya
Police have urged people online to stop speculating about the suspected murder-suicide of a woman and her children.
Australia is among dozens of countries pledging to “hold accountable any state” that fails to give proper notice about missile tests.
The owner of the electric vehicle was “utterly shocked” that an elderly woman walking past the car would stoop to such a low act.
Southern Cross Media boss Rohan Lund has thrown down the gauntlet to big tech, urging the industry to ‘do the right thing’ by paying for news content.
Matt Mckenzie
A cold front has triggered dozens of flood warnings across one Aussie state – with one town facing serious flooding risk after a nearby river peaked at 12.7m.
Life360 is betting advertising can turn its 100 million-plus users into profit after shares were smashed 14 per cent despite record growth, extending a brutal earnings reckoning for the once-flying tech stock.
