Australian government calls on citizens to guide science directives
Last week, the Minister for Industry and Science, Ed Husic, called on citizens of Australia to…
More than just a chatbot: How Australia and the US plan to tackle the world’s “toughest” problems with “ethical” AI
Artificial intelligence, or AI, has hogged global headlines in 2023 thanks to the phenomenal growth of…
Australian wages rise, but cost of living remains a primary concern
In 2022, there was a glimmer of hope for Australian workers as end-of-year wage growth hit…
WA ends mask mandate on public transport
The WA Government is scrapping the mask mandate on public transport from Friday, September 9.
Increased household spending trend continues
Household spending increased for the 16th consecutive month in June, according to an ABS report.
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Cost of living hits cooking oil hard as shortages push food prices, creating headaches beyond the food chain
2022 has threw many punches at consumers, with inflation running at the fastest pace in more…
United States reverses decision on psychedelic drugs
The US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) has reversed its decision to schedule five psychedelic substances under…
Unemployment rate falls to lowest level since 1974
The unemployment rate has fallen to 3.5 per cent in Australia which is the lowest level…
Twitter sues Elon Musk to continue with US$44b takeover
Twitter has sued the world's richest man to complete the US$44 billion (A$64 billion) takeover deal.
NSW flood victims to receive $1000 from government
Federal Government pledges $1000 disaster payments for the NSW flood victims.