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ABC Staff Vote for Strike Action as Tension with New CEO Escalates
Employees at Australia's public broadcaster have voted for protected industrial action amid ongoing disputes with management.
Technology
Cursor's $50 Billion Valuation Exceeds Atlassian as AI Coding Tools Displace Engineers
An AI code editor built by four MIT dropouts is now worth more than the Australian software giant that just cut 1,600 jobs to fund its own AI pivot.
AI & Search
AI Chatbots Routinely Break Therapy Ethics, Brown University Research Finds
Millions use ChatGPT and other AI systems for mental health support. New research shows these tools violate the ethical standards that protect real therapy patients.
AI & Search
Anthropic Sues Pentagon to Win Military Contracts Before Its $360 Billion IPO
The 'safety-first' AI lab built its brand on responsible development. Now it's taking the US Defense Department to court.
News
Six Iranian Soccer Players Accept Asylum in Australia as War Closes the Door Home
Seven members of the Iranian women's team sought humanitarian visas after arriving for a Sydney tournament. One changed her mind. The rest face starting over.
Markets
Oil Back Above $100 After Iran Conflict Mines Hormuz Strait
The ACCC has called an emergency meeting with fuel suppliers as crude prices surge 9 per cent. For Australian motorists and the RBA, the timing is brutal.
Work
The AI Job Shock Hitting Australian Tech Is Accelerating. Here Is What the Data Says
Atlassian, WiseTech, Block, and CBA have collectively cut nearly 8,000 roles in a month. The pattern tells us more than any single headline.
Technology
Oracle and OpenAI Abandon Flagship Texas Data Centre in Stargate Setback
Financing disputes and shifting priorities have ended plans for a major AI data centre, raising questions about the infrastructure buildout the AI boom depends on.
Technology
Cursor's $50 Billion Valuation Exceeds Atlassian as AI Coding Tools Displace Engineers
An AI code editor built by four MIT dropouts is now worth more than the Australian software giant that just cut 1,600 jobs to fund its own AI pivot.
Property
Sydney Borrowers Face the Sharpest Pain as Banks Tip Multiple RBA Hikes
With oil above $100 and inflation refusing to behave, two major banks now forecast 2-3 consecutive rate rises. Sydney's stretched borrowers are most exposed.
Markets
Nvidia Steps Back From AI Lab Investments as OpenAI and Anthropic Eye IPOs
Jensen Huang says Nvidia's $40 billion in AI lab stakes will likely be its last private rounds. The timing raises questions.
Technology
The 10 Australian Companies Most Exposed to AI Disruption
From Atlassian to Appen, Australia's tech darlings are facing an existential question: what happens when AI can do what you sell?
Guides
7 AI Coding Tools That Are Actually Replacing Software Engineers in 2026
Atlassian cut 1,600 jobs this week. WiseTech axed 2,000 last month. These are the tools doing the replacing.
Work
The AI Job Shock Hitting Australian Tech Is Accelerating. Here Is What the Data Says
Atlassian, WiseTech, Block, and CBA have collectively cut nearly 8,000 roles in a month. The pattern tells us more than any single headline.
Property
Sydney Borrowers Face the Sharpest Pain as Banks Tip Multiple RBA Hikes
With oil above $100 and inflation refusing to behave, two major banks now forecast 2-3 consecutive rate rises. Sydney's stretched borrowers are most exposed.
Markets
Nvidia Steps Back From AI Lab Investments as OpenAI and Anthropic Eye IPOs
Jensen Huang says Nvidia's $40 billion in AI lab stakes will likely be its last private rounds. The timing raises questions.
AI & Search
Anthropic Sues Pentagon to Win Military Contracts Before Its $360 Billion IPO
The 'safety-first' AI lab built its brand on responsible development. Now it's taking the US Defense Department to court.
Technology
The 10 Australian Companies Most Exposed to AI Disruption
From Atlassian to Appen, Australia's tech darlings are facing an existential question: what happens when AI can do what you sell?