Jean Nassif told ICAC there were ‘minor defects’. Owners are spending $10 million to fix them

The changes mirror arrangements for child sexual assault complainants, including allowing pre-recorded evidence.

Waterfront residents and hospitality figures are divided over a proposal that has become a flashpoint over nightlife, heritage and residential amenity.

The subpoenas have been flying thick and fast, with Henderson’s financial adviser, David O’Callaghan, among the latest to hear from the Federal Court.

Dr Katrina Moss went through 13 cycles of IVF. She used the experience to launch an Australian-first online support service for patients, partners and supporters.

For a West Coast Eagles tragic who has passionately followed the club since its inception, showing even a hint of affection for Freo can feel almost unnatural.

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford told reporters a backup fiber line had been cut accidentally by a construction crew in New Jersey, prompting significant flight cuts.

Ads shaped by artificial intelligence are everywhere on the campaign trail, even as AI data centers become a major midterm issue and a potential liability for Republican candidates.  In the Texas Senate race, Republican state Attorney General Ken Paxton’s campaign put out a new ad earlier this month depicting his Democratic opponent James Talarico as...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday officials from the U.S. and China are considering lowering tariffs on “noncritical” products, as President Trump prepares to host Chinese President Xi Jinping this week in Washington, D.C. During an interview on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” Bessent said the two sides “floated” a deal to reduce tariffs on $30 billion...

An 18-year-old man has been charged with concealing a serious offence while the boy, 11, battles catastrophic injuries to his face and neck with his mother by his side.

Beyond warm meetings between their leaders, the countries are engaging in tit-for-tat measures that call into question the stability of their arrangement.

The hopes for finding common ground on concerns around global AI safety are clouded by competition between the United States and China.

Payments are set to be issued starting Monday in the $115 million class action lawsuit against tech company Oracle that "millions" could have qualified for.