Intelligence chief Mike Burgess confirmed on Tuesday he had a “conversation” with Home Minister Tony Burke about his Chinese electric vehicle under Coalition questioning.
A former Olympic runner has revealed how he thought nodding off in front of the TV was just a sign he was becoming old — but it turned out it was a warning sign that he had a fatal condition.
THE WASHINGTON POST: There’s evidence that the demographic of people on weight-loss drugs overlaps with those who like to spend, a group some analysts have dubbed ‘over consumers’.
Australia’s medical community has welcomed the Government’s centrepiece election pledge to ensure nine in 10 visits to the doctor will be free by 2030, but it comes with warning.
KATE EMERY: When kids are old enough to stop listening to their parents (and not yet old enough to start listening again), it’s their friends who’ll feed them social cues about right and wrong, or AI.
AARON PATRICK: The PM’s now-bipartisan Medicare policy could be the greatest expansion of government in the economy since the NDIS. And it will have huge consequences for everyone.
WATCH: US start-up Alef Aeronautics has shown the world a successful test of its electric flying car, with a future of flying vehicles now appearing much closer.
A WA MP has been given a lesson in cyber-security and handed a new phone after claiming he was hacked in December following a series of WhatsApp messages critical of Israel.