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Construction tech startups believe they can stop Mascot Towers-style incidents by monitoring building safety in real time.

Cars have always been in Trudy Camilleri's DNA.

Plus, author George R. R. Martin has revealed key details about the new Game of Thrones prequel.

“Mrs Stayput” defies the sheriff, “Bundy’s babies” yet to be named and women hanged for “crime passionel”.

Meat alternatives are growing in popularity and meat eaters are the target market.

Former Labor heavyweight Stephen Conroy narrowly missed out on becoming chairman of the television industry's lobby group after a surprise Federal Election result sent the broadcasters back to the drawing board.

Retailers in Sydney and Melbourne want landlords to be more reasonable on rents, though acknowledge retail conditions are tough.

The Home Affairs Minister thumbs his nose at democracy by refusing to tell the public what his department is up to, writes his Opposition counterpart.

Macquarie Group’s most senior executives were reassured the risks to its reputation would be limited if it participated in controversial trades.

Chief financial officer accuses new boss of “intentionally excluding” her from the group’s finances before sacking her just one month after she started.

The technology giants have refused to say whether they will follow the government's new voluntary guidelines to build services with the safety of Australians in mind.

As the government moves to a Religious Discrimination Bill, we need a level-headed debate, writes the head of Australia's largest LGBTQI health organisation.

I felt I had to dispense some advice; lower your standards about cleanliness, general mess, your children’s diet, pretty much everything.

Rio Tinto copper and diamonds chief executive Arnaud Soirat was in Australia last week and visited the site for the first time, which he himself described as out of the ordinary.

Waverley Council received a proposal for a disability access path around the Bondi headland almost a decade ago. Is it the solution it needs now?

Modelling shows Australian jobs and wages are not harmed by temporary skilled migration, but slams abrupt policy changes.

There has been interest in taking the iconic Sydney event to Geelong, St Kilda, the Mornington Peninsula and Lorne.

A new Deloitte report has found natural disasters took a $6 billion bite out of the state's economy over the last quarter, significantly more than the $1.3 billion announced by the government.

The lights are back on in Kings Cross, thanks to world-renowned street artist Anthony Lister.

The Morrison government’s change to pensioner deeming rates is an appropriate, though overdue, move.

American Airlines has removed the Boeing 737 Max from its schedules through Nov. 2, as federal regulators have still not indicated when the plane

Telling, considering she can have whoever TF she wants!

Three and a half years ago, a security researcher broke into my laptop without ever needing to touch it. He didn’t even need its network address. All he had to do was sniff out my Logitech wireless mouse’s tiny USB receiver, fire off a few lines of code, and start typing things that appeared on my screen. He could have wiped my hard drive, installed malware, or worse, much as if he’d had physical access to my PC.

West Ham target completes transfer to Spanish giants, ace's deal contains huge €140M release clause

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio called for a path to citizenship for the millions of undocumented immigrants in the US in response to the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids that are expected to happen Sunday in major cities across the country.