‘He was lifeless’: Dad’s social media plea
A father has welcomed the Government's proposed ban on children's social media use after his teenage son got his own following a vicious online scam.
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Apple to pay Ireland $21bn in tax
The massive payout is set to end an eight-year streak.
Monster company collapses owing $26m
Customers paid tens of thousands of dollars after the company insisted it was doing well. Then it went bankrupt.
$1.2 billion jackpot up for grabs in record lotto draw
Australians on Wednesday have the chance to win a jaw-dropping jackpot six times the biggest lottery prize ever won in Australia.
Sign Aussie workers won’t ever go back to offices
Despite pressure to get workers back into the office, Australians are holding firm and embracing the WFH lifestyle.
Chalmers’ brutal reply to Coalition threat
Attempts to revamp the RBA through bipartisan support have been scrapped, but the treasurer has suggested he will seek support from a surprise group.
Reason for strange smell in bottled water
Smelly bottles of flavored water sold at Woolworths are believed to have been caused by a damaged pipe where the product was manufactured.
Aussie shares lift on energy, Wall St relief
Australia's share market rose on Tuesday on the back of gains in energy shares and some relief from a battered Wall St.
North Korea vows to increase nuclear weapons arsenal
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has made a chilling promise to increase the country's nuclear arsenal, according to local reports.
Aboriginal historian behind $1 billion gold mine roadblock wanted ‘all waterways’ protected
The indigenous historian behind the push to block the $1 billion gold mine project previously pushed for the protection of all waterways in the area.
