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The artificial intelligence craze is forcing economists to rethink some of their assumptions about work, including how education tends to affect...
The US president has started using the word “excursion” to suggest this is just a short trip, a brief diversion. But there is no real end in sight.
Another public reception after another tournament heartbreak. It’s becoming all-too-familiar for Sam Kerr and her team.
Tel Aviv is pursuing its own agenda in attacks against Iran, and Washington’s denials about their actions are not plausible.
A successful playwright chose the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party to accuse OpenAI chief Sam Altman of wilfully allowing his technology to be an agent...
The merits of introducing trade windows are again being debated in the corridors of power. But are we trying to solve a problem that doesn’t exist?
Pauline Hanson is right that the electorate has had a “gutful,” but the arithmetic of the South Australian result proves that a fractured right is...
The disgruntled centre’s attitude flies in the face of everything the Bulldogs club stands for under coach Cameron Ciraldo.
Catholics have been reciting the rosary for 900 years. Think of it as an early form of mindfulness, with attention on the life of Christ, and in...
The way we think about buying property is still rooted in the 20th century. There are new ways that might suit some people better.
When we pay each other compliments, let’s focus on what matters.
It’s 70 games into Brad Scott’s tenure, and the Bombers are still years away from being a premiership contender. Here’s why.
Nearly two-thirds of Gen Z use social media for financial information, but not all “finfluencers” are what they seem.
The Herald’s chief photographer Kate Geraghty is an award-winning war correspondent: her mission is to put a human face to the deadly realities of...
Young people don’t have unrealistic expectations of life, but they’re not being helped by government measures which end up causing them harm.
The problem with riding to fame, popularity and wealth via internet-fuelled celebrity is that the internet always eats its own.
There’s a common thought that once you hit a certain age and super balance, self-managed super funds make sense. I’m not so convinced.
They’ve fallen short at the World Cup and now an Asian Cup - both on Aussie soil. We’re just going to have to remember these Matildas as one of...
By my count, there were ten times the Waratahs should have scored, only to blow their chance in ever more inventive ways.
Last year’s NRL finals series was widely acknowledged as one of the best. The game was flying. But on the eve of this season, the NRL decided to...
This is not a war of our making, but we did create our own crisis. And yet Australia has all it needs to kick its dangerous oil dependency.
Chloé Zhao is now one of the world’s top film directors. But she is also both exceptional and relatable, with a gleaming poetic energy, and I hope...
While attacks on energy supplies are in the spotlight, there are fears that damage to other critical infrastructure could trigger a water emergency...
Our language teems with these close cousins, like wiggle or wriggle room.
That head office has failed to take a position in a debate that has confused Tasmanian football supporters and divided the very market it vowed to...
There’s a litany of reasons behind Jacinta Allan’s poor polling and restless frontbench. The state needs her government to find a way through.
Breakfast TV budgie smuggler Karl Stefanovic is recasting himself as a culture warrior. Is his new podcast the evolution of a digital brand, or an...
Fuel price hikes and shortages have created a sense of emergency. But that’s not the only reason Anthony Albanese should seize this moment to drive...
Her goal in the Asian Cup semi-final against China again demonstrated the other-worldly quality that sets the Matildas striker apart from mere...
It’s very difficult to care about your job when you’re severely burnt out, but it’s solvable if you take small, consistent steps in the right...
For those who play the system right, there’s an extra $500 in super contributions on offer from the government.
People with low to medium super balances often feel like they’re on the outer when it comes to retirement. But that’s not necessarily true.
As FIFA keeps dragging the men’s game into dark places, Sam Kerr, Mary Fowler and co provide a great antidote.
Donald Trump is not someone known for making rational moves, and he has one last card to play that could deepen the energy nightmare.
The global energy watchdog’s recommendations for lowering oil use will give anyone who remembers the loo paper rolls war of the pandemic a nasty...
Ireland, Italy and France will play in Australia in July. Australia should prepare for stern challenges.
Our leaders genuflect to so-called Jewish sensibilities, as if Jewish people speak with one emotional voice. We don’t.
The shock jock has loudly complained about how he’s been treated since he was forced from his golden microphone. Now he might stop to think about...
The billionaire mining mogul’s estranged son copped a spray from Sky News host Rita Panahi over his lifestyle. Now he’s responding.
A good recruiter would have put their consternation aside and sought to understand why you seemingly ignored their advice, rather than blowing up at...
As everyone was absorbing the RBA’s decision to raise interest rates on Tuesday evening, one economist received something of a rock-star reception...
The treasurer is correct to prepare Australians for what could be a difficult couple of years. But these headwinds can’t be the excuse for policy...
Whatever else America is meant to be capable of, we expect it to be able to smash things. And yet, barely a fortnight into Trump’s war on Iran,...
After a takeover soured, the boss turned not to his lawyers but to his chatbot, creating a new dynamic in business.
This Hawthorn team arrived on the scene amid much glitz and glamour, but under Thursday night lights at the MCG they rolled their sleeves up to disarm...
In the middle of an otherwise orderly bluestone-and-glass corridor on Southbank Promenade sits a giant, slightly odd, bright red staircase that leads...
A maternal assisted caesarean is a modification to a traditional c-section and can be transformative. So, why aren’t more mothers offered it?
Like all great ideas, I found it in an 18th-century literary classic.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is facing a test of his government’s capacity. Business figures say Australians need to know “how real this could...
Both of these terms were created in the old world of work, and we’re on the precipice of a new one filled with more unknowns than ever.
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