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Universities should set minimum standards for academics using AI and require third-party certification to guarantee work is “human-authored” before publication, according to a former Monash University chancellor.
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Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, a student at the University of Sydney, will spend next semester on exchange in her home town of Oslo as her mother’s health worsens.
Hanson’s party is leading in the polls, but it has a long way to go before being recognised as a serious political outfit
Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 6:04pm
Architect Alexander Symes’ renovation of his family’s 120-year-old terrace in Sydney’s Camperdown has one rule: “Nothing leaves the site”.
In Mona’s new permanent installation, visitors can breathe air so pure it ‘has not been touched by any being before you’
A court sketch depicts Zeinab Ahmad at Melbourne Magistrates Court in Melbourne, Australia, Thursday, June 4, 2026. (Anita Lester/AAP Image via AP)
NSW seeking leave to appeal against successful class action including aggravated damages of $20,000 awarded to woman strip-searched at music festival
Racing NSW officials have launched an investigation into the conduct of group 1-winning trainer John O’Shea while serving a four-month disqualification.
Interim vice-chancellor tells senate estimates of ‘very significant’ effect on donor pipeline and enrolments
A Floreat father who is accused of the neglect and starvation of his teenage daughter has told a Perth court he will represent himself in a 2027 re-trial, but remains hopeful the charges will be dropped altogether.
The drama enveloping the Australian National University has cost the institution about $100 million in reputational damage and the effect of cost-cutting had driven some staff to self-harm, a fiery Senate estimates hearing has been told.
The WA state government plans to make extended trading hours for licensed venues during major sporting events permanent in a bid to bring vibrancy to the local scene.
The uncle of an ISIS bride accused of calling for the death of all non-believers says he will take his niece in if she’s released into the community, cursing as he aired his views on the terror organisation.
Energy bills are forecast to fall $151 for regional Queenslanders, according to a new determination from the competition authority, but renewable industry figures warn a drop in household bills could be jeopardised by delays to large-scale clean projects.
Ewa Staszewska is a political reporter at Parliament House in Canberra.
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The daughter of an elderly couple who fought off an alleged home invader who attacked them in their rural NSW home says she is proud of her parents and their bravery, adding, “no family should ever have to go through this”.
A violent home invasion in a rural NSW community has brought renewed attention to the law of self-defence after an elderly resident shot the alleged intruder in the stomach in an effort to protect himself and his wife.
A woman jailed for orchestrating a horrific woodchipper murder plot claims she is the victim of a miscarriage of justice.
Aureka Limited has hit the ground running at its flagship, 100 per cent owned Irvine gold project in Victoria, locking onto fresh, high-priority targets after sending survey drones skyward.
Tech giants claim Australia’s free trade agreement with US will be violated as they try to kill a proposal to force them to pay news companies
Melburnians have the poorest access to national parks and protected landscapes in Australia, a deficit that has accelerated as the population booms and threatens the famed world-class liveability of Victoria.
On a mild Saturday morning in Melbourne’s inner west, ecological groups convened a kind of emergency cabinet meeting.
Emotional family member wailed as Benedict Bryant was sentenced to two-year intensive corrections order
Michael Still has stood aside from his role as chancellor of the University of Wollongong pending the outcome of an anti-corruption investigation.
Without disclosing that work has been generated using the technology, faith in existing industries will continue to be undermined
This image supplied by Australia’s Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water shows, a staff member holding a Madagascar hissing cockroach seized from a commercial breeder at Bathurst, Australia, Tuesday, May 26, 2026. (Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water via AP)
A teen accused of attempting to hijack a plane may become the first child in Victoria to face trial accused of planning a terrorism plot after his matter was deemed serious enough to be heard by a higher court.
A wail has rung out through a courtroom as, in a first for NSW, a police officer was sentenced for killing an Indigenous teenager.
Brianna Melville is a cross platform reporter based at ABC Geraldton, covering the Midwest and Wheatbelt regions of Western Australia. Prior to joining the ABC, Brianna worked at Seven News Regional WA (GWN) and the Busselton Mail.
Heavily armed police have arrested a man armed with a gun after he barricaded himself inside a home in Melbourne’s inner south-west on Friday morning.
When then consumer affairs minister Nick Staikos announced a review of the laws governing owners’ corporations a year ago, he was clear about its aims.
Marc Filippino, Michael Stott, Ciara Nugent and Victoria Craig
Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 1:58pm
Myanmar's military regime and ethnic militias have ushered in an environment conducive for drug cartels to traffic methamphetamine. Concern is growing that the current conflict will worsen an already critical situation as consumption is surging, prices are plunging and meth is flowing into countries as far as Austra…
Victoria’s peak integrity body has welcomed the government’s promise to give it follow-the-money powers but will push to make greater use of public hearings to investigate and deter corruption.
Josephine Tovey speaks with Gabrielle Jackson, Patrick Keneally and Jonathan Barrett about why Labor is damned if they do and damned if they don’t when it comes to the diabolical political conundrum of trying to solve the housing affordability crisis without bringing down house prices
Ryan O’Hearn, de los Piratas de Pittsburgh, conecta un jonrón de dos carreras ante los Astros de Houston el jueves 4 de junio de 2026 (AP Foto/Karen Warren)
Premier Jacinta Allan will walk into her last caucus meeting before the winter break with leadership rumblings surrounding her, as Labor’s struggling popularity continues to spook parts of her caucus.
Ben English muses on the redistribution of capital from asset owners ‘to the proletariat’ following post-budget hammer-and-sickle front page. Plus: Politico arrives … somewhere
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Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 1:07pm