Sports
Darwin man wins $1 million prize after catching tagged barramundi
A 26-year-old Darwin resident has secured a $1 million prize after landing a red-tagged barramundi during a casual evening fishing trip.
Technology
WA Police Used Facial Recognition on 1.38 Million Faces in Trial
A five-month surveillance trial in Western Australia scanned nearly 1.4 million faces, resulting in 122 arrests and nine false alerts as privacy advocates raise concerns.
Politics
Nationals senator matt canavan to contest lower house seat
Matt Canavan is shifting to a lower house seat in Queensland following the retirement of Michelle Landry, potentially facing James Ashby.
World
Sydney deploys armed police patrols following Bondi Beach attack
New South Wales has introduced armed police patrols across Sydney following last year's tragic mass shooting at Bondi Beach, dividing public opinion.
Technology
AI is taking indigenous australian art, artist says
Artificial intelligence is threatening the authenticity and agency of indigenous australian art by producing uncredited copies and culturally insensitive designs.
Climate
Northern territory water plan faces strong condemnation over environmental changes
The northern territory government faces fierce criticism for proposing to remove the legal requirement to allocate water to the environment.
Politics
Former NSW Liberal leads overhaul of One Nation candidate selection process
Mark Jones, a former Liberal moderate who nearly secured a top party role, is now vetting candidates for One Nation.
Business
Australian home values fall for seventh consecutive month amid rising interest rates
Australian property prices have dropped for a seventh consecutive month as rising interest rates cool buyer demand and shift the downturn to mid-sized capitals.
Politics
Artists in Prime Minister's Seat Object to AI Proposals and Feel Disquiet
Creative workers in Anthony Albanese's electorate are expressing deep concern over potential copyright changes allowing AI scraping.
Climate
Severe Storm Warnings Issued Across Eastern and South-Eastern Australia
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued severe weather warnings for multiple Australian capital cities as a powerful cold front brings the risk of damaging winds, large hail, and flash flooding.