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The World Health Organization warns there is not enough money or innovation going into developing new antibiotics.
Call for smoke constistency
Unions and business want more guidance on bushfire smoke at worksites and offices.
NSW proposes builders' ratings
The NSW Government has proposed measures to clamp down on dodgy developers.
Report calls for female force
A new independent national taskforce is tackling the significant deficit in the numbers of women studying engineering.
Trust drops in unequal world
A long-running study has found people no longer believe working hard will lead to a better life.
Australia-Japan sign hydrogen deal
The Australian Government has signed a joint statement of cooperation on hydrogen fuel with Japan.
Facebook sorry for translation slam
Facebook has apologised for a technical error that led to a vulgar translation of the Chinese president’s name.
NDIS report finds big blocks
A review of the NDIS has found it is plagued with delays, frustrating and difficult to understand.
NSA finds Windows open
The United States’ National Security Agency (NSA) has discovered a major security flaw in Microsoft's Windows 10.
PM rejects climate critics
The Prime Minister has rejected claims that he has no real climate plans.
Sophos issues 'fleeceware' warning
A new report finds Android apps designed to drain user’s wallets have been downloaded more than 600 million times.
BlackRock to ease off coal
The world's largest fund manager says it will reduce its exposure to thermal coal.
Audit shows sporting pork-barrel
The auditor-general has found a federal government minister awarded $100 million worth of grants based on electorates the Coalition wanted to win.
RBA defends cash ban
The Reserve Bank has responded to conspiratorial concerns about its proposed cash ban.
Andrews wants advanced talks
Australia's science minister wants the climate change debate to move several steps ahead.
Murdoch backs off legal action
Murdoch University has dropped a financial claim against a whistleblower academic.
FWO recovers food wages
The Fair Work Ombudsman says it has recovered $731,648 in unpaid wages for 780 workers at a number of metro-based food businesses.
Garnaut sees green profits
A leading Australian economist says Australia can have zero emissions and still profit from minerals.
High court rules on class funding
A recent High Court decision is creating uncertainty about some significant class actions.