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SA gov to hold royal commission into AI
Starting later this year. Source link
Investors 'losing patience' with slow renewables rollout, report finds
An investor survey found delays in connecting large-scale renewable projects to the grid are driving businesses away and slowing the drop in power prices for everyday consumers. Source link
Debut memoir reveals what it's really like to be a woman in her 30s today
Sheree Joseph always wanted to write the Great Australian Novel. Instead, her first book is a memoir about what happens when life doesn’t live up to expectations. Source link
Super experts explain ways to get your affairs in order
Millions of Australians could have no say in who inherits their superannuation. Here’s how to check if you’re one of them, and how to make sure your wishes are followed. Source link
Mehreen Faruqi says her Australianness feels 'conditional'
Ask Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi what she was like as a child and you’ll catch a revealing glimpse of her as an adult. Source link
The RBA's big challenge: How to navigate a real estate downturn
Deflating a property bubble takes some skill, something that has escaped almost every government or central bank that has ever attempted it. Source link
'Loyalty doesn't pay': Car insurers asked to explain soaring premiums
The corporate regulator ASIC has taken aim at major car insurers, finding the companies are not explaining why customers’ premiums are rising faster than inflation. Source link
'Generational change': Melissa Donnelly named as new ACTU boss
The 44-year-old inherits the trade union movement while it is enjoying a golden era of political influence, but also faces a long-term decline in membership and a fight for the rights of workers in the AI boom. Source link
My Brilliant Career cast reflects on 'defiant' Netflix adaptation
An adaptation of Miles Franklin’s classic My Brilliant Career will come to Netflix this week, with members of the cast and crew saying this production’s defiance lies in its expansion of the world Franklin created. Source link
Coalition calls on Albanese to apologise to Japan's PM over melon gesture
The Australian prime minister has landed in hot water over a gesture involving two melons, which his office insists was not referring to Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s body. Source link