South Australia will be home to the world's largest lithium ion battery thanks to a historic agreement between Tesla and the State Government, with Tesla boss Elon Musk promising to build it in 100 days, or it's free.
Telstra and Dodo customers are giving the telcos a bad rap in a CHOICE survey that found 62 per cent of Australians are experiencing slow speeds, disconnection and drop-out issues with their internet services.
A Sydney man who used Stilnox to spike the drink of a woman he met on a sugar daddy website and had Viagra and condoms in his bag is found not guilty of attempting to rape the 24-year-old woman on a trip to Canberra.
The AFL's former diversity manager is charged with intentionally causing injury, recklessly causing injury and unlawful assault following an incident at a suburban football match in Melbourne.
The World Boxing Organisation will re-score the Jeff Horn-Manny Pacquiao fight after complaints from the Philippines Government, but the Aussie need not worry about losing his title.
Tessa Dijkgraaf joined a dating app to find a no-strings-attached relationship. So you can imagine her surprise when suspected food poisoning turned out to be pregnancy.
Queensland's new ID scanning laws hinder the progress the state's nightlife industry has made in the past few years, an award-winning Brisbane bar says.
Australia's largest coffee chain Gloria Jean's is being sued by KeepCup for allegedly copying its design, in a case which will test the effectiveness of Australian IP laws.
Six weeks before the private education giant's collapse, its executive chairman sent an urgent letter to the Federal Education Minister demanding immediate access to taxpayer funding and accusing the department of threatening its existence.
Perth man Tony Overheu, who smashed a lemon meringue pie in the face of Qantas CEO Alan Joyce at a business breakfast in front of hundreds of people, pleads guilty to a charges of assault and trespass.
Australian workers either feel they are going backwards financially or not getting ahead, so whoever can solve the wage-growth puzzle will be best-placed to secure government in 2019, writes Andrew Probyn.
Around 75 officers are injured as masked protesters in Hamburg throw bottles and stones and set fire to cars ahead of the G20 summit. Police used water cannons and pepper spray to disperse the marchers.
Though the pay dispute in Australia threatens to ruin the upcoming Ashes series, some greats of English cricket have offered support to the Aussie players for "sticking tight".
The number one rule for your CV, as Liberal MP Felicity Wilson learnt this week, is don't make up job titles or university degrees that can be easily checked.
Infant formula maker Bellamy requests a trading halt for its shares after Chinese authorities suspend the export license of the company's newly-acquired subsidiary.
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