Cbus workers have secured a new agreement featuring AI and leave standards.

Western Australia's Ombudsman created his own rules, and has now announced his own resignation.

A recent study has revealed a psychological bias dubbed the “illusion of information adequacy”.

Analysts say sensitive data of Australian security officials could be sold to dodgy operators.

A Labor-led Senate inquiry has called for course-level international student enrolment caps to be scrapped.

A corruption probe has found a Victorian mayor traded information for drugs.

Professor Matthew Bailes from Swinburne University has been awarded the 2024 Prime Minister’s Prize for Science.

A review has found Australia’s paid family and domestic violence leave scheme is effective but needs broader awareness and stronger support.

The Victorian Justice Department has been accused of widespread wage theft.

Australia’s governments face urgent demands to modernise ageing systems and tighten cybersecurity.

An Australian court has upheld a $610,500 fine against X, formerly known as Twitter, for failing to cooperate with an information request related to child safety.

Two scientists who uncovered life's hidden instructions have a Nobel Prize.

Machine learning owes much of its power to two physicists who never studied computers.

Drug company funding significantly inflates psychiatric drug trial results, new research reveals.

Consumer advocates are demanding a simple, victim-focused approach to scams, not bureaucracy.

Australia's biggest home builder, Metricon, is facing regulator scrutiny over customer complaints.