The first words Helen Haines spoke after waking have been revealed as MPs pay tribute to the injured politician a week after the attack.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer, Samantha Maiden
The first international flight has touched down at Australia’s sprawling new airport complex.
Jack Nivison
Almost every patient who sits down with a Sydney psychotherapist is suffering from some degree of stress and anxiety – and they often don’t know how to manage it.
Emma Kirk
A minister has made a chilling claim about life as a politician in Australia, as the attack on Helen Haines has forced a national conversation about political discourse.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Months after a costly false start wiped $10bn from its valuation, an Australian tech giant has launched a product that outranks Google, Meta and Microsoft.
Blair Jackson
Sydney has become Apple's first store to sell the new iPhone Duo with a queue of customers forming before the outlet opened.
Aditya Soni
A new class action on behalf of Australian children will seek to take on social media giant Meta over allegedly “addictive” and “harmful” content on its platforms.
Anthony Albanese has weighed in on the way social media giants police threats on their platform as the attack on Helen Haines sends a shockwave through Australian politics.
A senator has blasted an Australian software company for running a “con” on workers, after the tech giant sacked 1500 to fund AI.
William Elliott and Blair Jackson
Sites across the world have been disrupted by “critical vulnerabilities” in the code that keeps them running, including Australia’s lead cyber security agency.
Australian government websites, including the Australian Signals Directorate, have been affected by a critical flaw in programming that powers the internet.
Farid Farid
Amazon Prime has hit Australian customers with a price increase just weeks before Christmas, jacking monthly membership costs by 30 per cent.
Light has been shed on the horrific world of online radicalisation, where teens are blackmailed into committing atrocities by groomers and sadists.
Australia’s AI expansion could cost thousands of jobs, cripple the power grid and devastate regional communities, warns a Nationals senator.
William Elliott
Businesses will not be able to rely on Aussies clicking one common button to justify how they handle personal data under proposed reforms.
The federal government has given the communications watchdog a bigger bark in a bid to crack down on dodgy telcos.
Aaron Bunch
A widely-used AI chatbot used by more than 100,000 Australian children has filed for bankruptcy protection in the US – leaving the thousands of private chats at risk.
Andrew Hedgman
Australia is appealing directly to platforms as authorities scramble to block the firing squad execution of a wheelchair-bound death row inmate in the US.
The Chief of navy has branded a hidden camera found on an Australian ship a “despicable betrayal of trust”, as a person of interest is identified.
Andrew Hedgman and Paige Fryer
Pauline Hanson has pushed back on criticism of a Liberal MP whose comments were described as “racist” and “misogynist”.
Nathan Schmidt
The independence of a parliamentary committee probing artificial intelligence has been called into question by an independent member.
The online safety watchdog has made a stunning admission as pressure mounts on it to stop younger Australians from streaming a public execution in the US.
Telstra's chairman has cited mandatory mobile roaming as an example of a regulation that discourages investment at a time Australia needs more of it.
Derek Rose
A new survey has exposed the reason why one in 10 Australian businesses are abandoning their initial AI rollout plans.
