An explosives-laden vehicle has rammed into a mosque near a police facility in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 15 people and wounding dozens more.

Swiss food giant Nestle is weighing "all necessary steps" after its Russian business was seized by the Kremlin and put in temporary administration.

First Ukraine and now Iran, these are the wars that keep on giving. Giving, that is, a convenient smokescreen for a problem way closer to home.

Donald Trump has been dealt a fresh economic blow after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates and opened the door to further hikes.

The head of the EU’s executive branch is proposing “associate membership” for Canada, as Ottawa also pursues new trade deals with China.

US President Donald Trump says efforts to limit the development of artificial intelligence in the United States is part of a ‘sick conspiracy’.

Qantas ground workers are planning industrial action next week following continual negotiation deadlocks for better pay and conditions.

An Australian man accused of murdering a 17-year-old Thai girl and hiding her body in a suitcase has pleaded not guilty at his first court appearance.

The family issued a statement expressing their ‘profound sadness’ at the loss of their ‘beloved’ son. 

Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway after serving in the role for more than 50 years.

Qantas ground workers are planning industrial action next week following continual negotiation deadlocks for better pay and conditions.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Major airlines have agreed to close Sydney Airport’s control tower overnight to address a persistent labour shortage disrupting flights and raising safety concerns.

Inside the designer 70s fever dream that works – and will have you reconsider Bali.

Meet the Australian galleries with alluring curations and shows not found in the cities. 

From colourful flower fields and wine regions to remote outback adventures and whale watching, these are the destinations worth putting on your spring travel list.

First Ukraine and now Iran, these are the wars that keep on giving. Giving, that is, a convenient smokescreen for a problem way closer to home.

This week, Justin Langer sat in a pitch-black theatre and listened to a voice he has known his whole life. That voice belonged to the late, great Dennis Cometti. 

WENLEI MA: One of our favourite sub-genres of pop culture is when celebrities play themselves, often the very worst version of themselves.

Twiggy’s famous face launched a thousand commodities, a marketing tool for cosmetics, clothes and lunch boxes.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: King Charles has led an international meeting between global AI companies and government officials in an effort to ‘uphold human dignity’.

A court has found an influencer’s comments about the size of her NFL player ex-husband’s penis of ‘legitimate public concern’.

Elon Musk doesn’t like the four-hour doco about him. Which is all the more reason to watch it, says Wenlei Ma.

WENLEI MA: One of our favourite sub-genres of pop culture is when celebrities play themselves, often the very worst version of themselves.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Snap reveals new partnership with software company to produce AU $3000 augmented reality glasses.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: King Charles has led an international meeting between global AI companies and government officials in an effort to ‘uphold human dignity’.

Labor accused of ‘throwing creatives under the bus’ as it considers AI copyright options.

Consumers are paying $250 more for an Xbox and $300 extra for an iPad as the artificial intelligence-led boom in data centres push up costs for manufacturers of laptops, computers and gaming consoles.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Snap reveals new partnership with software company to produce AU $3000 augmented reality glasses.

A HYROX-affiliated gym owner has lashed out at the event after an Australian athlete was allowed to continue competing despite being covered in her own faecal matter. 

The board member turned coach has issued an emotional statement after weighing up football and family.

‘I take full responsibility for my behaviour and accept the consequences.’

The Philippines has been rocked by its third school shooting since June, with at least two people dead and eight others injured.

An explosives-laden vehicle has rammed into a mosque near a police facility in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 15 people and wounding dozens more.

Swiss food giant Nestle is weighing "all necessary steps" after its Russian business was seized by the Kremlin and put in temporary administration.