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Australian authorities are investigating a near miss between an incoming Jetstar flight and a van at Townsville Airport in the state of Queensland last week, adding to a series of recent domestic safety incidents.
The leader of an Australian Islamic center said he has no links to the FlyDubai co-pilot who attempted to hijack a plane, following allegations from the United Arab Emirates that there was an association with the center.
Australia’s securities regulator dropped its probe into alleged insider trading by WiseTech Global Ltd. founder Richard White, a rare piece of good news for the billionaire and the scandal-plagued company.
After more than half a century of political procrastination, environmental protests and funding shortfalls, Sydney finally has a second airport. But the new A$5.6 billion ($4 billion) site’s commercial prospects are already in question.
By: Angus Whitley, Chris Bourke
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Australia’s government is set to sue Facebook, TikTok and other major digital platforms for alleged non-compliance with a nationwide social media ban for under-16s, Communications Minister Anika Wells said in an interview.
Australian Communications Minister Anika Wells is working to form a worldwide coalition of nations to press tech giants such as Meta Platforms Inc. to reduce online harm, potentially opening a new front in a widening regulatory battle against the industry.
Australian Communications Minister Anika Wells is working to form a worldwide coalition of nations to press tech giants such as Meta Platforms Inc
A Sydney recruiter spent months teaching four AI agents to do her job. Now she’s finding out just how much they can do without her.
Plus, the chances that SpaceX and Tesla merge, checking in on cancer breakthroughs and elections galore.
