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There doesn’t seem to be much political mileage for the government to do anything at all — whether that is cracking down and forcing cannabis users back onto the black market or fully legalising the substance.   Source link

Could artificial intelligence speed up emergency responses by receiving a caller’s video or smartwatch data and capturing words like “knife” and “collision”? Most people think so and welcome the technology’s potential, a survey finds. Source link

Shayne Elliott says he has been left with “no alternative” but to launch legal action against the bank over its decision to slash $13.5 million from his bonus payments after he retired. Source link

A deal is being finalised between Tomago Aluminium and the state and federal governments to keep the smelter open beyond 2028. Source link

Reddit has filed a High Court challenge alleging that Australia’s social media restrictions are being applied to the company inaccurately. Source link

The ASX could post a weekly gain, after the Dow rallied on Wall St amid a rotation out of tech stocks. A slump for cloud firm Oracle reignited fears about whether huge AI-related spending would pay off. Follow live. Source link

The processing market is dominated by China, but Australia is building its capabilities in an attempt to boost the domestic industry. Source link

The $26 million pre-election commitment from the LNP is estimated by the government to save 6,500 households around $700 on energy bills, with applications opening on Friday morning. Source link

It was a pivotal moment in the nation’s history, forever changing the way we were governed and the way in which we interacted with the rest of the world. Source link

The Victorian government calls for tenders after it approved exploration licenses for two new gas projects in the Otway and Gippsland basins. Source link