Andrew Miller warns of hidden dangers in AI's relentless march
Columnist Andrew Miller issues a stark warning about the unchecked dangers of AI integration. Discover the risks and why we need to act now.
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How to protect yourself from bushfire smoke
Expert advice on minimising health risks from bushfire smoke. Learn about air quality, safe indoor practices, and effective masks to stay safe this summer.
Australia's worst heatwave since 2019 sparks health warnings
Medical experts warn extreme heat can overwhelm the body as Australia faces its worst heatwave since 2019. Temperatures to exceed 45C, with ambulance services bracing for surge in callouts.
Sperm Donation Posters Prompt Expert Warning in Geelong
Experts warn of legal and health risks after anonymous sperm donation posters appear in Geelong and Surf Coast areas. Learn the safe pathways to donation.
Cairns Mayor at odds with CCC over corruption risks
Cairns Mayor Terry James has publicly rejected a parliamentary submission by the Crime and Corruption Commission, claiming it misrepresents corruption risks in local government. Read the full story.
AI Toys in Australian Homes: A Privacy Risk?
Experts warn that popular AI-powered educational toys could be recording your family's private conversations. Learn how to protect your household's privacy from these smart devices.
Lawyers may 'revert to ChatGPT' without AI training: ACT warning
ACT Bar Council president Prue Bindon urges barristers to upskill on AI to prevent confidentiality breaches and 'hallucinated' fake legal cases. Exclusive training deal announced.
Newcastle firefighter links PFAS in foam to bladder cancer
A retired Newcastle firefighter diagnosed with bladder cancer after PFAS exposure demands action. As health authorities debate risks, new studies reveal growing concerns over 'forever chemicals'.
Defence convicted over Williamtown worker death
The Department of Defence has been convicted and fined $188,000 for failing to manage psychosocial risks, leading to a worker's death at RAAF Base Williamtown. Read the full details.
Cricket union demands urgent Snicko review after Ashes errors
The Australian Cricketers' Association warns careers are on the line due to failing Snicko technology in the Ashes, demanding the ICC take control. Read the full story.
SA's top judge releases AI court guidelines before retirement
South Australia's Chief Justice Chris Kourakis unveils landmark AI guidelines for courts as his final major initiative. Explore the impact on legal proceedings and judicial change.
Ashes DRS Blunder: Snicko Company Apologises
The tech firm behind Snicko has apologised after a major review error denied Alex Carey a wicket in the Ashes. Read the full details of the controversial moment.
England to take Snicko grievance to ICC after Carey reprieve
England's bowling coach confirms plans to escalate concerns over Snicko technology to cricket's governing body after Alex Carey's controversial century in Adelaide. Read the full story.
St Andrew's Grammar opens $9m STEM centre
St Andrew's Grammar School in Dianella unveils its $9 million Bianca Afkos Science and Technology Centre, featuring robotics labs and performance spaces. Opens Term 1, 2026.
China: The New US Rivalry Echoing Japan's 80s Challenge
Raymond da Silva Rosa draws parallels between the US-China tech war and 1980s US-Japan tensions. Explore the economic and strategic implications for Australia and global trade.
Poor Sleep as Harmful as Smoking, Alcohol: Study
New research reveals chronic poor sleep is a major health risk, comparable to smoking or heavy drinking. Discover why sleep is non-negotiable for long-term wellbeing.
SA Biz Launches World-First Satellite Animal Tracker
A South Australian startup has launched a groundbreaking global satellite network, now tracking animals from space. Discover how this tech is revolutionising conservation.
IDPwD 2025 Ambassadors Share Stories for Disability Inclusion
Meet the 2025 International Day of People with Disability ambassadors, including tech innovator Santiago Velasquez Hurtado and advocate Ronan Soussa, as they work to dismantle stereotypes and promote accessibility across Australia.
Historic IVF Law Reforms Passed in Western Australia
Western Australia's Parliament has passed landmark IVF legislation, expanding access to single women and LGBTQ+ couples. The reforms modernise fertility laws for WA families.
Social media ban for kids: Parents' role crucial
As Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s takes effect, Communications Minister Anika Wells says the real challenge is parents confronting their own screen addiction to lead by example.
Teens say they'll bypass Australia's social media ban
Australian high school students reveal they will find ways around the new social media ban for under-16s, with some predicting parental help. The restrictions on platforms like Instagram and TikTok start December 10.
WA Surrogacy Laws Pass Upper House in Historic Vote
Western Australia's Parliament has passed landmark surrogacy reforms, removing medical infertility requirements and opening access to single men and same-sex couples. The long-awaited bill now heads to the Legislative Assembly.
Allianz warns of summer home risks as Aussies skip maintenance
New data reveals 42% of Australians haven't prepared homes for summer weather risks. Allianz reports $84m in claims last season. Expert tips to safeguard your property.
Cosmetic Limb Lengthening Surgery Gains Traction in Australia
A controversial cosmetic surgery, limb lengthening, is seeing increased interest in Australia. Experts warn of severe risks including chronic pain and nerve damage. Learn the facts.
Imdex buys overseas tech firms in $99m deal
Perth's Imdex boosts its earth science tech with a near-$100m acquisition of two global specialists, aiming to dominate subsurface intelligence. Read the full story.
Smart car tech weaponised in domestic abuse, eSafety warns
Australian authorities report a surge in tech-facilitated abuse, with smart cars used to control victims via GPS and remote locks. Experts call for safety reforms.
New mine shafts found in search for missing boy Gus
Police searching for missing four-year-old August 'Gus' Lamont in the SA outback have discovered six undocumented mine shafts using LiDAR technology, highlighting the region's dangerous gold rush legacy.
Altech Resets Board for Battery Tech Commercial Drive
Altech Batteries has overhauled its board, installing a new leadership team to commercialise its CERENERGY sodium batteries and Silumina Anodes. Led by Daniel Raihani, the focus is on strategic partnerships and securing funding.
Smart devices used as weapons in WA domestic violence
WA Police report a disturbing rise in tech-facilitated domestic abuse, with cars and phones used for control. Learn the signs and how to seek help.
How Digital Platforms Revolutionised Commodity Trading
Discover how digital trading platforms have democratised commodity markets, making them accessible to farmers and small producers across Australia. Learn about the transformation from exclusive old boys' clubs to transparent online systems.
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