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Technology

Nvidia faces a $91 billion earnings test this week

Nvidia set its own bar at $91 billion. That is the revenue midpoint the company guided for its second quarter of fiscal 2027, covering the three months ended 26 July 2026, and it is the figure that will determine whether Wednesday night's result reads as a beat, a miss or a shrug.
2 min read a day ago
Nvidia faces a $91 billion earnings test this week
News

Police raid CFMEU headquarters and arrest five over alleged kickbacks

Detectives from Victoria Police's Taskforce Hawk executed warrants at six Melbourne properties on Monday morning, including the CFMEU's Elizabeth Street headquarters, as part of an investigation into alleged secret commissions in the construction industry.
6 min read a day ago
Police raid CFMEU headquarters and arrest five over alleged kickbacks
Sport

AFL bars the five suspended Swans players from the Brownlow

Five suspended Sydney Swans players will not attend the Brownlow Medal ceremony, AFL chief executive Andrew Dillon confirmed on 24 August 2026 at the launch of the finals series.
6 min read a day ago
AFL bars the five suspended Swans players from the Brownlow
Legal

Businesses will have to tell customers when software makes decisions about them

Three new subclauses of the Australian Privacy Principles will reshape how covered organisations write their privacy policies.
8 min read 4 days ago
Businesses will have to tell customers when software makes decisions about them
Business

Parent HAX wash cloth cleans kids in two minutes, no bath needed

Top N Tail™ is a rinse-free, self-foaming wash cloth designed to clean children from head to toe in around two minutes, requiring only a splash of water and a towel dry.
7 min read 4 days ago
Parent HAX wash cloth cleans kids in two minutes, no bath needed
Property

Stirling sells McGraths Hill centre for $66.8m at a 21 per cent gain

Stirling Property Funds has sold the McGraths Hill Home large-format retail centre in Sydney's north-west to boutique fund manager Centennial for $66.8 million, locking in a 21 per cent gain on an 18-month hold.
7 min read 4 days ago
Stirling sells McGraths Hill centre for $66.8m at a 21 per cent gain
Science

Astronomers find a star circling our galaxy's black hole at 25,000 kilometres a second

The numbers are hard to hold in the mind. S301 is a newly discovered star orbiting Sagittarius A* at roughly 25,000 kilometres per second, making it the fastest known star in the Milky Way, moving at about 8 per cent of the speed of light, fast enough to cross Australia's entire east coast in a
7 min read 4 days ago
Astronomers find a star circling our galaxy's black hole at 25,000 kilometres a second
Technology

MIT researchers find AI images cannot be traced back to any single artist

The engineering question at the centre of AI copyright disputes has always been mechanical: can you trace what a model produces back to the specific images it learned from?
7 min read 4 days ago
MIT researchers find AI images cannot be traced back to any single artist
Business

Workers comp premiums range from 0.84% to 2.09% of payroll

Workers compensation insurance is mandatory across Australia, and every employer's premium starts with the same basic mechanism: multiply your total payroll by your industry rate, then let your own claims history push that figure up or down. The rate itself is not a guess.
8 min read 4 days ago
Workers comp premiums range from 0.84% to 2.09% of payroll
Business

Builders say poor design stalls infrastructure before work starts

In public infrastructure, the biggest drag on productivity is rarely wet concrete or broken equipment. It is paperwork, governance loops and design processes that grind projects to a halt months before a worker sets foot on site.
6 min read 4 days ago
Builders say poor design stalls infrastructure before work starts
Opinion

Australia is being told to choose between the US and China on AI

Supply chain architecture is not glamorous policy. It is wiring diagrams, export licence schedules and standards bodies most ministers could not name at a press conference.
7 min read 4 days ago
Australia is being told to choose between the US and China on AI
Geopolitics

Croatia arrests second Ukrainian diver over Nord Stream blasts

The Nord Stream blasts in September 2022 were, by volume of gas lost and by political consequence, the most disruptive act of sabotage to European energy infrastructure in living memory.
6 min read 5 days ago
Croatia arrests second Ukrainian diver over Nord Stream blasts
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