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There will be 200,000 new Bluey coins but they will not be spotted circulating as cash.
The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by 25 basis points and policymakers expect one more hike before the end of the year.
Try as he may to put on a brave face, the ACT's Chief Minister has had a very public epiphany.
Labor will tighten rules for temporary migrants bringing family members, switching visas and extending their stays as it seeks to cut net overseas migration.
The US economy has been dealing with years of higher-than-target inflation, and prices have surged in the wake of Mr Trump's war on Iran, his signature tariff policies and the ongoing AI boom.
An ABC NEWS Verify investigation has revealed exactly how a YouTube political commentator from overseas is using AI to pretend to be Australian and promote One Nation to thousands of people.
Only some people will continue to get the COVID-19 vaccination for free after October 1. Here's what the changes mean for you.
Former Labor leader Bill Shorten and former Coalition defence minister Christopher Pyne issue extraordinary warnings on what they see as the dangers of AI advancement.
The Greens have blown up their relationship with the ACT government, but the minority Labor government remains safe for now.
An emotional Tara Cheyne defended her track record as she was censured in the ACT Legislative Assembly over reduced library hours, a move criticised by independent Leanne Castley, who said her former party intended to…
A man has been sentenced to five years in jail for sexually assaulting a woman in an underground car park in Canberra's north.
Sydney-based fashion business Cue Clothing Co, which operates Cue and its sister brand Veronika Maine, has entered receivership.
The mother of two-year-old Pippa White, who died in a NSW Hospital after diagnosis and treatment delays has welcomed the prospect of videos of her symptoms being used to train doctors.
The future of Canberra's water park Big Splash remains uncertain after the ACT government today confirmed it would not reopen for the summer.
The 22-year-old was sentenced to 20 months in jail but is likely to be released after three months on condition of good behaviour.
Leaked government documents reveal AI companies would be allowed to train their models on online content without paying its creators as long as they struck deals with enough rights holders.
The senator returned to the Capitol for the first time in three months, after his illness-related absence generated criticism and online speculation.
Jim Frecklington dies during the final stages a build for King Charles III, but his team vows to see the work through.
A former Australian Defence Force Academy cadet is facing a further 160 charges after allegedly secretly filming female cadets in the bathroom on the Canberra campus.
As the heads of the biggest AI companies in the world call for a "kill switch" to be mandated, an expert says it's only a "distraction".
The ACT is introducing a suite of gambling reforms including incrementally cutting the number of poker machines and banning cash withdrawals at venues.
The rural New South Wales boy has capped off an intense 16-day mission for paediatric health with his mum and support crew.
Wall Street arrested its slide on Friday despite stronger US inflation likely to trigger a rate hike this week. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
A prostate cancer charity is warning that specialist care could suffer when Commonwealth funding for nurses shifts to the McGrath Foundation next year.
WorkSafe WA is investigating a workplace incident at one of Australia's biggest gold mines, where the operator of a heavy-duty $18 million mining shovel escaped a fire that engulfed the driver's cab.
The US president made the contentious comments during a weekend visit to a tournament at his Irish golf course.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls on AI firms to slow down the development of the powerful technology, amid mounting worries over the risks of "super-intelligent" computer systems.
The family of a man blocked from leaving Saudi Arabia for almost 10 years goes public, claiming he has been tortured and subjected to sham trials, after the failure of behind-the-scenes diplomatic efforts to free him.
The former rapper is the world's youngest national leader, having taken the top job just six months ago. His response to the flooding crisis is being closely watched.
On Borneo, many believe fires threatening critically endangered orangutans are being deliberately lit to clear land for palm oil plantations.
As we build more homes to tackle the housing crisis some worry trees will become collateral damage. But as our climate changes, isn't now the time we need trees most?
Nicole and Amanda are identical twins with one key difference: their immune systems. Scientists want to learn why they've had such different health journeys.
Seven passengers have been rescued and 38 remain unaccounted-for after an inter-island ferry sank in critical weather conditions near Vanuatu.
From nuclear winter to asteroid strikes, Australia could be one of the safest places on Earth if, or rather when, a global catastrophe strikes. But researchers warn no country would escape unscathed.
A crowd of Canberra cyclists rides to remember Bridie Lee and Ryan Riethmuller, who were cycling with three others when they were struck by a car on August 27 in Palmerston.
Police gathering of intel from text messages, mobile data, and a covert operation culminated in the arrest of Jack Henry Curtin over the murder of Kylee McHugh, according to court documents.
A former ambassador to China has sharply critiqued elements of the Morrison government's response to Beijing's coercion, saying some in the Coalition "almost delighted" in being targeted and "paraded" the famous list of…
An internal investigation by the Australian Federal Police into the mistaken arrest of a First Nations teenager finds no evidence of discrimination or use of excessive force.
There are calls to make toilets and sanitary disposal bins a mandatory part of setting up a construction site in the ACT.
The death of a Canberra woman is the first in the ACT to be linked to a synthetic opioid which is estimated to be at least 100 times stronger than heroin, a coroner has found.
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