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North Korea threat is no longer one for the long-term planners
If Kim Jong-un really has achieved, or is about to achieve, his goal of becoming a fully nuclear-capable nation, assumptions about containment are out the window, writes Philip Williams.
 
North Korea threatens to hit Guam after Trump issues 'fire and fury' warning to Kim Jong-un
The North Korean crisis is escalating, with Donald Trump's threat to unleash "fire and fury" if the rogue state threatens the US being met with a warning from North Korea that it is considering a missile strike on the Pacific territory of Guam.
 
'We love our children': Wong hammers PM as Senate votes down same-sex plebiscite
In an emotional speech to the Senate, Penny Wong hits back at claims the children of same-sex couples are "the stolen generation" and slams Malcolm Turnbull for not taking a stand on the issue.
 
Roberts confirms he was a UK citizen, heads to High Court to prove he's Australian
The One Nation senator is being referred to the High Court for a decision on whether he was a dual British and Australian citizen, but adds to the confusion by saying "I always thought I was British", later corrects himself, and dodges questions about his paperwork.
 
How you can actually save money on your power bill
Power bills are expensive. Real expensive. So we've compiled some of the tried and tested methods to help cut down your bill.
 
When AI dominates, what will we do for a crust?
Experts are split on whether this technological transformation will create more jobs than it destroys, which has been the case historically.
 
Liberal official resigns after Matthew Guy's lobster dinner with alleged Mafia boss
Liberal Party official Barrie Macmillan, who was caught on tape conspiring to funnel donations from alleged Mafia boss Tony Madafferi to Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy's campaign, resigns from his party positions.
 
'Delivering our children into hell': Andrew Forrest's warning to PM
A graphic video featuring violence on the streets of WA communities is being used in a campaign to convince the Federal Government to expand the cashless welfare card.
 
Alice Springs police 'run for their lives' during mob attack
A mob of up to 20 people chase and attack two police officers near an Alice Springs town camp, leaving one officer in hospital.
 
More deep sea creatures discovered in Great Australian Bight, and probably oil
More than 270 deep sea species previously unknown to science are discovered in the Great Australian Bight along with evidence of offshore oil and gas reserves.
 
Vaccination offer ignored by Perth school hit by measles scare
An alternative private school where a number of unvaccinated children may have been exposed to the potentially deadly disease does not respond to the WA Government's offer of help to immunise vulnerable students.
 
Border checks to stop waste 'crooks and cowboys'
Inspectors will target truck drivers on the New South Wales-Queensland border after the ABC's Four Corners program revealed companies were sending large amounts of unregulated waste to Queensland.
 
Walking for exercise: Is it enough by itself?
Fitness, strength and mobility are important for us to live happy and healthy lives — how much does walking improve these measures?
 
Mehajer mansion looking for its next king
Salim Mehajer's Sydney mansion, with its six bedrooms, built-in fish tanks, solarium and 10-car garage, is packed with eyewatering opulence fit for a king — or at least a former deputy mayor.
 
Voice recognition machine leaves Irish vet in visa limbo
An Irish vet with degrees in history and politics is unable to convince a machine she can speak English well enough to stay in Australia.
 
'It's mine!' Woman claims wedding ring found in Simpson Desert
Just hours after an ABC Facebook post alerted the public that a wedding band had somehow been spotted in the world's largest sand dune desert, an astounded Elizabeth Docherty from Kandos says she is its rightful owner.
 
Ibrahim's girlfriend, son granted bail after Sydney raids
Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim's son and girlfriend are both granted bail after facing court following police raids connected with an alleged international crime syndicate.
 
CCTV shows jogger 'push' woman in front of London bus
Dramatic CCTV footage shows the moment a woman appears to be pushed into the path of a bus by a passing jogger.
 
What are the dos and don'ts of writing online reviews?
You've probably heard the saying 'the pen is mightier than the sword', but the keyboard is now just as capable of inflicting deep wounds.
 
Glen Campbell was loved by the everyman and by other musical revolutionaries
The late Glen Campbell had the capacity to speak in a voice everyone understood, and frequent songwriting collaborator Jimmy Webb helped him achieve that.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By Bruce Wolpe Ignore chaos in the White House: Trump wielding knife and governing with abandon
By Bruce Wolpe
By London bureau chief Lisa Millar Princess Diana documentary relives the worst of the royal fairytale
By London bureau chief Lisa Millar
By business editor Ian Verrender How the Commonwealth Bank laid the groundwork for a royal commission
By business editor Ian Verrender
By Offsiders columnist Richard Hinds Does Gatlin deserve to carry the can for athletics' malfeasance?
By Offsiders columnist Richard Hinds
 
Just In
Ipswich council 'did not act' to fix contract dispute with concreting company
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Regional rail operator V/Line 'not meeting targets 47pc of the time'
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When AI dominates, what will we do for a crust?
August 9, 2017 - 4:40 pm
 
World
Artist stages hate-speech graffiti protest outside Twitter's German HQ
Pink rainbow stuns sky-gazers in England's south-west
Where is Guam and how many US troops are there?
 
Business
The 'digital mine' revolution is here as technologies accelerate
Investors proving resilient to APRA pressure
ANZ rejects reports it laundered criminal funds
 
Politics
Regional rail operator V/Line 'not meeting targets 47pc of the time'
Liberal official resigns after Matthew Guy's lobster dinner with alleged Mafia boss
Power companies to relay costs to customers 'in plain English'
 
Sport
Former Essendon skipper Jobe Watson to retire at end of 2017
'That'd be dope': Kyrgios makes fan's day with practice hit
Van Niekerk begins to fulfil Bolt's prophecy with world champs win
 
Science and Tech
When AI dominates, what will we do for a crust?
AI set to affect every Australian worker within 15 years: report
Google employee who blamed gender gap on 'biological causes' fired
 
Environment
Secret recording reveals NSW EPA director joking about interstate waste transfer
Trash talk: Premiers trade blows in war on waste
Organised network shifting waste to 'dumping capital of Australia' to avoid tariffs
 

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