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Anyone who dismissed Sir Stephen Hawking's warning more than a decade ago that AI could 'spell the end of the human race' may well be reconsidering

The offence - on paper - carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison plus an unlimited fine. But if you think this is enforced you must be joking.

The first female Archbishop of Canterbury in more than 1,400 years kicked off Friday's awards with a characteristically woke speech.

It was 2am when the phone rang and Fiona saw her 18-year-old daughter Zoe's name flash up on the screen. She picked up to see Zoe and her new boyfriend Leo Facetiming her from a club.

Mitch Green, who represents District 4, had old tweets resurface, including where he vouched for rioting and abolishing the police.

It is yet to receive assent from the NSW Governor, meaning existing restrictions remain in force.

Shopkeeper Erdogan Yigitoglu, 52, has spent years sharing CCTV footage of shoplifters - including young kids stealing while concealing their identities.

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Bailee Lynn Rios, 36, was charged with murder Wednesday morning and was being held on $4.03 million bail. She is also facing additional counts of driving under the influence and reckless driving.

Simon Peter Carman, 45, from Perth's southern suburbs, could face the death penalty over the alleged murder of Tunchanok Donhomla, 17, also known as Cake.

A workplace romance involving explicit messages, a breakup, repeated contact allegations and an AVO has ended in a failed unfair dismissal claim.

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Mustafa Suleyman, the head of Microsoft AI, said on Thursday that developing autonomous AI risks creating a 'a new silicon species which will no doubt compete with us for resources'.

Vincent Saxon, 54, of no fixed address, admitted the offence at Inner London Crown Court on Thursday, September 17

Gary Benson was an inaugural member of the Australian Poker Hall of Fame with career earnings of $2,826,031, putting him 20th on the local all-time money list.

A global financial body has given the Reserve Bank the green light to hike interest rates and urged Treasurer Jim Chalmers to be bolder on tax reform.

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Dr Anna Kokavec from James Cook University has lost a Fair Work battle after admitting she invented a medical diagnosis to support her work from home claim.

He bought the property in Buckinghamshire, which he described as his 'little country retreat', for £2.75million in 2014.

The Tory leader said it was 'outrageous' that the amount was increasing so much but said it was due to 40 per cent cuts to their funding by Labour.

Images taken by Vantor, a US defence intelligence company, show a red ship under construction at the Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard.

Barbastelle bats, a rare species of bats whose numbers are thought to have declined across Europe, have been detected by wildlife experts.

In a damning report, the Commons public accounts committee said the government was 'unable to articulate' a business plan for the troubled firm, which was nationalised more than a year ago.

'A song can be so powerful in connecting us with memories'

Nickolas Wayne Peake, 30, pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated assault when he appeared in Perth's Midland Magistrates Court on Thursday.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, 62, was handed the nickname on social media following numerous reports of accused criminals, including alleged murderers, being set free.

Nusrat Osman, 47, from Leicester, was abducted in the Mount Pleasant area of Blantyre last Friday.

And who do we have to steer us to safety? Andy Burnham. I hope you brought trunks.

Payge Leembruggen, 31, was found dead in the sand dunes near North Wall beach in Mackay around 8am Tuesday, when her body was spotted by a dog walker.

Clarice Berry died from chest injuries after the 3,800kg gable wall of her rental property in Wigan fell and buried her alive on July 18 2021.

Juan Mercedes, 25, was indicted on attempted murder for allegedly stabbing an Australian teenager on vacation in New York City while eating a meal in McDonald's.

The Albanese government is unveiling sweeping changes to Australia's migration system in a major speech by Immigration Minister Tony Burke, titled 'Who arrives, who stays, who leaves'.

The 18-year-old Queensland man was also charged with possessing child abuse material.

CCTV footage captures the moment two veterinarians open the cage in a small clinic room in Guangdong, China, only for the white feline to suddenly make a break for freedom.

Joanna Wietrzyk issued a statement on her personal Instagram page to address the situation that unravelled after her race in Beijing.

Arkansas Democratic Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner voiced her support for illegal immigrant farm workers, arguing that farmers actually prefer them to American workers.

Harrowing details have emerged about Charlize Zmuda's death after she was attacked by a shark at a Bridie Island beach.

In a video that seems like straight out of a cartoon, a kind-spirited golden retriever named Nash can be seen trying to play with a burglar who just broke into his home earlier this month.

Donald Tusk issued a chilling warning after the country was forced to close its airspace, scramble fighter jets and close airports due to the Kremlin's latest assault.