Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson

Students will be encouraged to use AI tools in their research and assessments at a major Australian university in a move academics say could become an industry standard.

Queensland regional councils and utility companies were not consulted about plans to build a nuclear power plant in their area before it was publicly announced, an inquiry has been told.

It is not just governments considering social media bans: a study shows more Australians plan to disconnect and...

“Social rewilding” has been named the top trend of the year as more Australians choose to date in person rather than in apps, cut back the time they spend online and support social media bans for children.

Australia's first qualified astronaut doesn't just want to walk on the moon, she wants to get science experiments running on it.

Electric vehicles could put strain Australia’s energy networks, or they might save them: It will be up to motorists to decide which path the nation takes, experts say.

Author Michelle Prak is known for her tense outback thriller but software delivered the ultimate plot twist when AI showed up in her latest manuscript and refused to go away.

Making sure loved ones can get to medical appointments, the supermarket or cafe catch-ups could become easier after the launch of a rideshare service designed for caregivers.

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The Australian government is set to pick another battle with big tech after an inquiry recommended AI software be governed by law and popular chatbots be subject to mandatory transparency rules.