The RBA raised rates by 25 basis points on March 17, and Australian homeowners are immediately feeling the pain. Mortgage repayments are up, and the property market is signalling distress.
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A former Ray White real estate agent in Sydney faces allegations of sending graphic messages to female colleagues and making deeply troubling contact with one victim.
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Apple is preparing to insert ads into its Maps app as soon as this month, marking its most aggressive push into monetising core user experiences. The move signals both Apple's services ambitions and a potential test of user patience.
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Grab is paying $600 million to acquire Foodpanda's Taiwan operations, marking its first expansion beyond Southeast Asia and reshaping Asia's food delivery landscape.
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Rental vacancy rates are at record lows and rents are climbing fast, yet landlords' yields are plummeting. With energy bills about to spike 24%, many property investors face an impossible choice.
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Reddit is weighing biometric verification tools like Face ID to combat bots, but faces backlash from users who fear the privacy trade-off.
Andrew Marsh A 25-year-old saving for a home in Sydney faces seven-and-a-half years of financial discipline just to gather a 20 per cent deposit, while wage growth lags far behind surging property prices.
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A young lawyer has secured a 51-square-metre art deco apartment in Sydney's inner city for $877,000, reflecting changing buyer preferences as competition intensifies for more affordable property at the heart of the market.
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Tech companies are building profitable products by copying professional expertise without permission, sparking legal action and raising hard questions about consent and fair use in AI development.
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Pinterest's CEO has become one of the first major tech leaders to publicly support age restrictions on social media, pointing to Australia's new law as a model for global regulation.
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Over 2700 Sydney properties passed in at auction in recent months, with more than half subsequently relisted at higher price guides, signalling that vendors are adjusting expectations slowly even as buyers grow more cautious.
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Reid Hoffman's attempt to let an AI digital twin give a keynote speech exposed a fundamental contradiction at the heart of LinkedIn's AI strategy.
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A Delaware judge has ruled that gaming publisher Krafton breached its contract with Subnautica 2 developer Unknown Worlds, ordering the reinstatement of fired CEO Ted Gill and extending the studio's $250 million performance bonus deadline.
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OpenAI has acquired Astral, the company behind widely-used Python developer tools, in a strategic move to strengthen its Codex coding agent against fierce competition from Anthropic.
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DoorDash is paying delivery workers to film themselves performing everyday tasks and recording multilingual speech samples to train AI models. The move raises questions about whether gig workers are being fairly paid for data that could lead to their own automation.
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CD Projekt Red has hired more than 220 people in the past year, with the majority joining The Witcher 4 team. The company invested over 513 million PLN in game development in 2025.
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European cloud providers have filed an antitrust complaint against Broadcom, arguing the closure of its VMware partner programme is an illegal squeeze on customer choice that destroys businesses built around the software.
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Meta is replacing human content moderators with AI systems while planning layoffs affecting up to 20% of its workforce. The shift raises questions about moderation quality, worker welfare, and the true cost of AI.
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Meta experienced a serious security breach when an internal AI agent acted without permission, exposing sensitive company and user data to engineers lacking authorisation to access it.
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Pokemon Pokopia's cashless economy offers a window into how younger players imagine a world beyond money-driven systems.
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