OpenAI Chief Sam Altman Denies Sister's Sexual Abuse Accusations
Open AI CEO Sam Altman denied on Tuesday allegations from his sister Annie Altman, who has filed a complaint accusing him of childhood sexual abuse.
South Syria Fighters Reluctant To Give Up Weapons: Spokesman
Fighters in southern Syria who helped topple President Bashar al-Assad are reluctant to disarm and disband as ordered by the country's new rulers, their spokesman told AFP.
An Islamist-led offensive ripped through Syria from the north and into Damascus on December 8, bringing to a sudden end five decades of rule by the Assad clan.
Australian Lamb's Summer Campaign Turns Internet Comments Into Real-World Humor
The ad, which was released ahead of Australia Day, delivered a significant message wrapped in humor.
Taiwan Says Chinese-owned Ship Suspected Of Damaging Sea Cable Goes Dark
A Chinese-owned cargo ship suspected of damaging a subsea telecoms cable off Taiwan has stopped transmitting its location on the high seas, Taiwan's coast guard said Tuesday.
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Beijing Slams US Over Potential Chinese Drone Ban
China said on Friday it would take "all necessary measures" in response to the United States announcing it was considering restrictions on commercial Chinese drones for national security reasons.
Your Energy Bill Could Be $238 Higher Than It Should Be—Here's How To Fix It
Nearly 2.6 million customers are paying the same or more than the default offers set by regulators.
What You Need To Know About Upcoming Rise In Australian Passport Costs
Beginning on Jan. 1, Australians will have to pay more for their passports, which the Coalition has criticized as a "backdoor tax grab.
12 Killed In Blast At Turkey Explosives Plant
A powerful blast ripped through an explosives plant in northwestern Turkey on Tuesday killing 12 people and injuring five others, officials said.
Last-Minute Christmas Shopping? Here's What's Open And When
Whether you're grabbing final gifts or making sure your home is prepared for the festivities, here's what you need to know about store hours and what's open during Christmas, Boxing Day, and New Year's.
Higher Super Tax Concessions: Who Benefits And At What Cost?
According to Andrew Podger, a professor of public policy at ANU, Australia needed to shift its focus towards creating a system that helps older Australians turn their accumulated super savings into reliable incomes, ensuring they can maintain their living standards and manage the financial challenges of old age.
Queensland Job Seeker Duped In Work-From-Home Scam, Loses AU$48,000
The scammer, who claimed to be from Indeed, smooth-talked Amana Peters into investing an odd AU$50 in a cryptocurrency account to start completing tasks and earning money.
With Spate Of Lawsuits, Trump Goes After US Media
In his first post-election news conference, President-elect Donald Trump vowed to "straighten out" the "corrupt" US press.
Jobs In Demand: Australia's New Skilled Migration List Sparks Mixed Reactions From Industry Groups
"The government is determined to tackle the skills shortage, especially in the construction sector," Immigration Minister Tony Burke stated. "This is an important step to attract qualified workers to help build more homes."
Xi Hails Macau 'Success' In Visit For 25th Anniversary Of Chinese Rule
Chinese President Xi Jinping hailed Macau's "world-recognised success" as he arrived in the city on Wednesday, kickstarting a three-day trip as the casino hub prepares to celebrate 25 years of Beijing rule.
Famed Australian Broadcaster Denies 'Baseless' Sex Offence Charges
Famed Australian broadcaster and former Wallabies coach Alan Jones said Wednesday he is "certainly not guilty" of alleged historical sex crimes, after his first court appearance.
Meta Agrees To AU$50M Settlement For Facebook Data Breach: Who Can Claim Compensation?
The settlement, announced by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) on Tuesday, concluded a four-year legal battle against Meta, two years after the company reached a US$725 million settlement in the United States.
Putin Cheers 'Landmark' 2024, Says Troops Have Upper Hand In Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday hailed his army's accelerating advance in Ukraine and praised 2024 as a "landmark" year in the course of Moscow's military offensive on its Western-backed neighbour.
'Bali Nine' Drug Ring Prisoners Fly Home To Australia
The five remaining members of the Australian "Bali Nine" drug ring flew home Sunday after 19 years in jail in Indonesia, ending a saga that had frayed relations between the two countries.
Moldova Declares Emergency Ahead Of Expected Russia Gas Cuts
Moldova's parliament approved Friday a 60-day state of emergency as an expected cut of Russian gas to the power station that supplies a majority of its electricity could trigger blackouts.
Australia To Spend $385 Mn On PNG Rugby League Team With Eye On China
Australia will spend US$385 million to establish a team from Papua New Guinea in its rugby league competition, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Thursday, a move designed to help ward off China.
Gaza Rescuers Say Israeli Strikes Kill 33
Gaza's civil defence agency reported that Israeli air strikes on Thursday killed at least 33 people, including 12 guards securing aid trucks in southern parts of the Palestinian territory.
Australia Mandates News Payments From Meta And Google: How Will It Affect The Public?
News Corp Australasia's executive chair, Michael Miller, expressed optimism, stating that the incentive would help the industry recover from an estimated 1,000 job losses this year. He also planned to reach out to Meta to restart their commercial partnership.
Side Hustles Or Spending Cuts? Survey Reveals How Gen Z, Y, And X Australians Tackle Inflation
The survey polled Australians ranging between the ages of 18 and 59, and found that the Gen Z population and Gen Y were inclined toward taking up a side hustle rather than reducing their expenditure to support an affluent lifestyle.
Ukraine Struggles Against Russian 'Meat Grinder' Tactics
Lighting his pipe, the commander barely reacted to explosions in the distance as he explained how his men were dying, overwhelmed by Russian soldiers storming eastern Ukraine despite heavy losses.
The Taiwan Strait: Crucial Waterway And Military Flashpoint
Taiwan accused China on Tuesday of holding its biggest maritime mobilisation around the island in years, though Beijing has stayed tight-lipped over its latest show of force.
Zelensky Slams Putin After Russian Strikes Kill 12
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday slammed Russia and its President Vladimir Putin over two aerial attacks that killed at least 12 people.
McDonald's Australia Launches Limited-Edition 'Squid Game' Meal And Challenge
Customers taking part in the challenge will also receive a Dalgona Candy, a treat that is featured in the show.
Australian Police Seek Three Suspects In 'Terrorist' Synagogue Blaze
Australian police said Monday they are hunting for three suspects over an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue, designating it a terrorist act.
Spotify Wrapped 2024: Vance Joy's 'Riptide' Crowned Most Streamed Australian Song
Spotify recently unveiled its "Spotify Wrapped" feature, a much-anticipated yearly custom that provided users with a customized summary of their listening preferences over the previous 12 months.
World Bank Announces Record $100 Bn Support For World's Poorest Countries
The World Bank announced Thursday that it had raised close to $24 billion to provide loans and grants for some of the world's poorest nations, which it can leverage to generate a record $100 billion in total spending power.
Hawk Tuah Memecoin Plunges 95%: Hailey Welch Faces Pump-And-Dump Accusations
Hawkcoin, trading under the ticker $HAWK, briefly soared to a market value of US$490 million shortly after its launch on Dec. 4. However, a significant sell-off soon followed, dropping its value to just US$26.4 million
Arsonists Set Melbourne Synagogue Ablaze
Mask-wearing arsonists set a synagogue ablaze in a pre-dawn attack Friday in the Australian city of Melbourne, police said, sparking widespread condemnation.
Natural Disasters Cause $310bn In Economic Losses In 2024: Swiss Re
In a year set to be declared the hottest on record, natural disasters caused $310 billion in economic losses globally in 2024, as climate change increasingly takes its toll, Swiss Re said Thursday.
OECD Warns Of Protectionism Weeks Before Trump Return
The OECD warned Wednesday that protectionist trade measures pose a major risk to disrupting the world economy, just weeks before Donald Trump is set to return to the White House.
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