The Federal Government will soon face a second legal challenge to its controversial welfare debt recovery scheme.

Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg says he will pay $US500 million to close coal-fired power plants across the US.

The Fair Work Ombudsmen (FWO) has found Uber drivers are not employees.

Google is looking to buy analytics software firm Looker for US$2.6 billion.

The Federal Government will soon attempt to pass its ‘big stick’ energy laws.

WA Police are turning to AI for digital evidence, hoping to massively reduce investigation times.

The ATO is involved in over 50 joint investigations into global tax crime alongside four of its international counterparts.

The Australian economy has slowed to the weakest level since the global financial crisis.

Human behaviour drives climate change, but researchers want to know the extent to which climate change can change behaviour.

Federal MPs have been granted a two per cent pay rise.

The Federal Government wants new measures to ensure the physical safety of international students.

Questions are being asked about the independence of the AFP after a series of raids targeting the media.

Former Ipswich mayor Andrew Antoniolli has been found guilty of fraud.

Queensland’s Privacy Commissioner says the public deserves to know when facial recognition technology is being used.

WA Police have issued awards to honour Aboriginal officers changing culture from within.

The AFP has raided the home of a journalist over a spying story from 2018.

Hackers have accessed almost 20 years’ worth of personal data on ANU staff, students and visitors.

A Melbourne gardener has launched legal action against Monsanto in Australia’s first Roundup lawsuit.

Another provider has been charged as part of a giant international airline price-fixing cartel.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has pledged $250 million for infrastructure in the Solomon Islands.

Australia's productivity growth is slowing.

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