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Energy Minister says 74 of 81 expected ships will still arrive, but warns of 'bumps' ahead as Strait of Hormuz blockade cuts 20 per cent of global oil supply.

When a tech CEO calls for government regulation of his own industry, it tells us something about where the reckoning has arrived.

Australian qualifier claims fourth top-20 scalp in three weeks as former world number one questions whether motherhood and tennis can coexist.

OpenClaw's rise suggests foundation models are becoming commodities. The antitrust implications are significant.

The All England Club patches its officiating protocol with unlimited player challenges for judgment calls.

Finishing third behind One Nation is not a wake-up call. It is a death certificate that the party is choosing to ignore.

A practical guide to Australia's best Answer Engine Optimisation agencies: AI search specialists from Sydney to Perth who get your brand cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews.

The new 'Tasks' app turns 8 million gig workers into data collectors for robotics companies. The legal questions about who owns that footage are only beginning.

The new MacBook Air isn't just faster. It's a calculated segmentation shift that forces users to pay for storage they might not want.

Washington calls it a conspiracy. The Asian supply chain calls it a premium service tier. The indictment of Wally Liaw exposes the reality of the chip blockade.

The spice company's audacious play for Hellmann's, Knorr and Marmite would create a condiment colossus, but the maths requires some creative navigation.

Storages sit at 69.6%, down more than 200 billion litres from last year. Conditions mirror the Millennium Drought. Restrictions could return by next summer.