NSW growers reveal the tough calls made before this year's harvest
NSW growers weigh variable yields against soaring input costs in a season where optimism helped some through and others chose not to plant at all.
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NSW growers weigh variable yields against soaring input costs in a season where optimism helped some through and others chose not to plant at all.
Australia and the Philippines are set to sign a major defence cooperation agreement as tensions continue to flare with China over the South China Sea.
Lightning Ridge is a town divided by car parts, disputed facts and a history as elusive as the precious black opal mined here.
Microsoft rules out any malicious "cyber or AI" activity after a worldwide outage disrupted healthcare services, delayed corporate earnings reports and left schools struggling to communicate.
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A Victorian survivor of childhood sexual abuse went to a psychologist seeking help. Instead, she alleges she was recruited to a cult found to be "socially dangerous" and "sexually manipulative".
Shifting Australia's dependence away from US technology companies towards resilience will require significant investments, experts are warning.
Pragmatists concede that the process of annual international talks on climate change feels like it is, at best, treading water for now.