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Experts warn AI is helping gangs radicalise Australian kids
Australia's intelligence community is warning that AI is helping criminal gangs manipulate and radicalise Australian kids.
Moment Albanese dodges question about role he played in Helen Haines dirt file that left independent MP 'disgusted' before alleged attack: 'That's not an answer'
Anthony Albanese has failed to answer questions about a 'dirt sheet' circulated by his office about Helen Haines.
Reporter Hits Back At Donald Trump’s ‘Sick Person’ Jab With Pointed Health Update
The Independent’s Andrew Feinberg gave his side of the extraordinary Oval Office clash with the president.
‘More likely to gamble than play’: The grassroots question over Melbourne’s sporting future
On day three of The Age’s Melbourne Assembly civic forum, experts and industry leaders debated critical issues for sport and the arts, and our city’s health and wellbeing.
Prince and Princess of Wales dazzle as they join King hosting Sultan of Oman at glittering State Banquet - with royals bidding to put 'distraction' of Harry's latest interview behind them
The monarch was accompanied by William and Kate, Queen Camilla, the Princess Royal and her husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, as well as the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.
Ben Carroll’s petrol pump admission
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has admitted to driving away from a petrol station without paying, blaming a busy night and the distractions of a tough day.
Victorian premier discusses security in lead-up to election
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has met with officials to discuss security arrangements for the upcoming election in the wake of the alleged attack on Helen Haines.
Helen Haines remains in hospital
MP Helen Haines remains at The Alfred hospital with her husband and children by her side.
Haines attack is rare but not without a precedent
The tragic incident in Wangaratta on Monday afternoon has brought into sharp focus the dangers elected public officials face daily
Mystery of the skeleton discovered at Westminster Abbey is SOLVED: Remains found in Roman sarcophagus in 1869 belong to a high-ranking medieval monk, experts say
The identity of a mysterious skeleton discovered at Westminster Abbey more than 150 years ago may have been solved.
