Technology
The US government just decided who gets access to the world's most powerful AI — and Australia isn't on the list
The US has partially lifted the ban on Anthropic's Mythos 5 but only for hand-picked American organisations.
Rick Koenig
world
Is your neighbour a drug dealer? Crime Stoppers says these are the signs to look for
The warning comes as the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking highlights the growing threat of illicit drugs in Australian communities.
Melbourne
Authorities warn about 'etomidate' in vapes: what exactly is it?
The powerful anaesthetic is used in lethal injections in the United States and has been found in illegal vapes sold in Melbourne.
Melbourne
Melbourne council moves to join landmark Wurundjeri native title claim
More than 200 parks and Crown land sites including the MCG, Royal Botanic Gardens and Melbourne Zoo listed in sweeping Federal Court application.
National
Did Pauline Hanson really count babies who can't talk to argue migrants can't speak English?
One Nation leader's maiden Press Club address was a masterclass in statistical manipulation, and the GetUp banner that stole the show only made it worse.
culture
Victoria is betting $1.7 billion on art while its people can't afford petrol
State Theatre upgrades are running ahead of schedule but the Auditor-General has flagged cost risks, philanthropy shortfalls and immature benefit tracking on Australia's biggest cultural build.
National
Man shot by police during welfare check south of Brisbane
Armed 41-year-old airlifted to hospital in stable condition after allegedly confronting officers at Woodhill property.
world
US strikes Iran after drone attack on cargo ship threatens ceasefire
Retaliatory airstrikes hit missile storage and radar sites as fragile Strait of Hormuz deal hangs in the balance.
Sport
Socceroos to face Salah's Egypt in World Cup knockout clash
Tony Popovic's side will meet Mohamed Salah and the Pharaohs at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Saturday July 4 at 4am AEST.
Melbourne
Are Melburnians really fleeing to the country because of crime?
That was the conclusion from a Sky News story last week. The only trouble is that the source used says nothing of the kind.