Australia Unveils Latest Roo-ver Model Ahead of 2030 Moon Mission
The Australian Space Agency has unveiled the latest model of Roo-ver, Australia’s first lunar rover, as engineers ready it for
Australian Soldier Dies, Five Injured in NT Training Exercise
An Australian Army soldier has died and five other soldiers have been injured during a training exercise at the Mount
Melbourne Airport’s New Pick-Up and Drop-Off Zones Open
Melbourne Airport’s new pick-up and drop-off zones for Terminals 1, 2 and 3 are now open inside the T123 Transport
Leongatha Earthquake: Magnitude 4.8 Tremor Shakes Victoria
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck near Leongatha in South Gippsland just after 2am on Saturday 3 October, and it was
ANZ Drops KPMG as Auditor After 57 Years
ANZ will put its external audit out to competitive tender, and KPMG, the firm that has audited the bank since
Melbourne Drenched as Flood Watches Cover Victoria
Melbourne has recorded its heaviest daily rainfall since April 2024, with 47.8mm at Olympic Park since 9am Thursday and up
Why the RBA Raised Interest Rates Again: Fuel, AI and a Cooling Housing Market
The cash rate now sits at 4.60 per cent, the highest level since 2011, after the Reserve Bank of Australia’s
Card Surcharges End on 1 October as Shops Weigh the Cash Option
Surcharges on card payments end on Thursday, 1 October. From that morning, in store and online, a business can no
Carlton Man Charged Over Alleged Islamic State Propaganda Role as AFP Cites 10,000 Files
A 65-year-old Carlton man has been charged over an alleged role in distributing Islamic State propaganda from Australia, in an
Jev Reverse-Engineered: Open Source Rival Lands as TypeSafe’s Own Numbers Show an Accuracy Gap
TypeSafe AI’s Jev decision model has been rebuilt from the outside. An independent research lab published an open reproduction over