Financial pain of outer suburbs fuelled demise of David Jones, experts say
After 188 years, David Jones announced it would close 19 stores, most of them in Sydney's outer suburbs.
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After 188 years, David Jones announced it would close 19 stores, most of them in Sydney's outer suburbs.
A widespread outage has hit Microsoft platforms including Outlook, with many users encountering trouble using their email accounts and other errors across the tech giant's suite of apps.
A pancreatic cancer advocate whose late husband played for the Hawks has been recognised as the 2027 Australian of the Year for Victoria.
With a raft of promised projects either scrapped, delayed or ignored, Geelong could be a test case for whether voters turn against governments who do not fulfil their election pledges.
Donald Trump's comments come after reports his vice-president was considering face-to-face peace talks with a hard-line Iranian security official.
Almost 2,000 tonnes of farmed salmon died over a 15-month period in Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania’s west coast, new data shows.
Labor might be splashing the cash on online ads, but analysts say Liberal and One Nation content is cutting through on social media as voters become fed up with a deluge of political and AI content.
Chris Bowen says Australia's coal and gas exports have not damaged its standing in climate negotiations, as countries struggle to agree on how to move away from fossil fuels.
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An FBI-trained criminal profiler open ups on what the job really involves, why it's far less glamorous than TV suggests, and what it's taught her about humanity.
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The regulator that oversees Australia's banks, super funds and insurers will run "stress tests" to examine hypothetical doomsday scenarios linked to AI, warning that firms are unprepared.