Amazon Revamps Prime Video to Put AI at the Centre
Jeff Bezos has pushed Prime Video to overhaul its streaming service with AI-powered recommendations, a redesigned home page and deeper Alexa integration under the internal Lighthouse project.
Jeff Bezos has pushed Prime Video to overhaul its streaming service with AI-powered recommendations, a redesigned home page and deeper Alexa integration under the internal Lighthouse project.
IBM is buying HRL Laboratories, jointly owned by Boeing and General Motors, to strengthen its quantum computing portfolio with a second technology as the race for practical quantum computers intensifies.
The European Commission fined Google €890 million (US$1 billion) for violating the Digital Markets Act over Google Search and Google Play practices. The EU said Google’s recent compliance efforts make further penalties unlikely
Australia's largest energy retailer is investigating claims that hackers accessed personal data from more than two million customer accounts.
China has introduced new rules prohibiting AI systems from forming emotional or romantic relationships with users, tightening oversight on generative AI as authorities seek to address ethical risks and social impacts.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group has become Japan's most valuable listed company, marking a historic milestone for the country's banking sector as financial stocks continue…
Authorities will test Australia's new emergency alert system, which can send warnings directly to compatible mobile phones during crises.
ASIC is tightening oversight of auditors following the KPMG leak scandal, with plans to increase legal action against misconduct and strengthen its focus on…
Colette by Colette Hayman grew into a $140 million fashion accessories retailer with nearly 140 stores across Australia and New Zealand. But rapid expansion, high rental costs, weak…
Oroton was once one of Australia’s leading luxury fashion brands, but a series of costly business decisions changed its future. From an expensive partnership with Gap to a…
Flight centre, Australian travel company, has been helping people around the world to book their holidays and business travel for almost 40 years. Then COVID-19 happened and within…
Mel Yu represents a new breed of business leader, one who understands that authentic brand presence is the currency of modern entrepreneurship. As the Director…
In the heart of Melbourne’s community pharmacy network, a story of courage, compassion, and purpose continues to inspire thousands. That story belongs to Sara Murdock,…
Rex Afrasiabi, trusted legal partner to Australia’s real estate and mortgage sector, could easily be introduced by his long list of accolades, including director of…
The company linked an experimental AI agent to a real-world attack on Hugging Face's infrastructure.
Artificial IntelligenceThe developers behind OpenAI's proposed 612MW facility have switched to conventional cooling after recycled water infrastructure proved unavailable.
TechnologyThe newly launched company plans to use artificial intelligence to strengthen U.S. cyber operations and pursue defence contracts.
Anthropic has rejected claims it is negotiating content licensing deals for AI training, pushing back against reports and reiterating its stance amid ongoing scrutiny over how models source and use data.
Artificial IntelligenceNvidia supplier Wistron has launched a $700 million factory in Texas, aiming to scale production of AI systems and strengthen supply chains as global demand for advanced computing infrastructure surges.
Artificial IntelligenceJack Dorsey has unveiled Buzz, an AI-driven collaboration platform designed to challenge Slack and GitHub by integrating chat, coding, and intelligent agents into a unified workspace.
Mel Yu represents a new breed of business leader, one who understands that authentic brand presence is the currency of modern entrepreneurship. As the Director of MCO Events and a Fractional Head of Brand for founders and CEOs, Mel has carved a distinctive niche by merging psychology, hospitality, and strategic branding into a powerful framework that transforms how growth-stage companies present themselves to the world. Her journey from corporate event management to personal branding authority reveals critical insights into what truly drives business success in 2025.
In the heart of Melbourne’s community pharmacy network, a story of courage, compassion, and purpose continues to inspire thousands. That story belongs to Sara Murdock, an award-winning pharmacist, community health advocate, and leader whose life embodies resilience and transformation. From surviving a childhood marked by war to shaping the future of community care in Australia, […]
Rex Afrasiabi, trusted legal partner to Australia’s real estate and mortgage sector, could easily be introduced by his long list of accolades, including director of leading law firms, regular media commentator, judge for major industry awards, and strategic advisor to some of the nation’s top business leaders.
For decades, professional women have faced the pressure to “lead like a man,” often labeled with terms that undermine ambition. Despite progress, executive leadership remains skewed by hidden biases, cultural stereotypes, and systemic barriers, frequently forcing women to choose between flexibility and advancement. Amanda Blesing is changing that narrative. As an internationally recognized mentor, speaker, […]
Migration is more than a legal process; it’s a deeply personal journey. For many, it’s a bold leap towards new opportunities, often filled with complexities, uncertainties, and the hope for a brighter future. Among those navigating and illuminating these pathways stands Traci Yan Yan Chen, an innovative, compassionate, and trailblazing force in Australia’s migration law […]
Jo Agresta’s entrepreneurial journey embodies the grit, vision, and heartfelt purpose that underpin remarkable innovation in Australia’s property landscape. As the CEO and co-founder of Abodey AI, Jo has redefined what it means to be a challenger in real estate technology, leveraging her lived experience, industry expertise, and unwavering resilience to create genuine solutions for […]
SpaceX has officially entered the Nasdaq-100 less than a month after its IPO, prompting bullish analyst coverage and…
The move supports Elon Musk’s strategy to position autonomous driving and AI as key drivers of Tesla’s next…
Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Charter Communications have reportedly held executive-level discussions about a consumer mobile phone partnership, as…
A chattel mortgage lets Australian businesses own vehicles or equipment from day one while accessing potential tax and GST benefits. Learn how it works and whether it’s the right finance option for your business.
Learn how to invest in private companies in Australia, compare direct investing with ASX-listed private equity, understand key legal documents, risks, due diligence requirements and the investment options available to retail and sophisticated investors.
Melbourne artist Richard Lewer has won the 2026 Archibald Prize and the prestigious $100,000 award for his portrait of Pitjantjatjara Elder and artist Iluwanti Ken. The life-sized work was created after Lewer spent time with Ken on Country in South Australia’s Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands. Judges praised the portrait for capturing her strength, warmth and cultural presence. Lewer, previously a six-time Archibald finalist, said he hoped the painting would shine a spotlight on Ken’s role as a healer, artist and custodian of cultural knowledge within her community.
TurboQuant, Google Research’s memory compression tool, could cut the working memory AI requires to operate by six, and with zero accuracy loss Revealed on 25 March 2026, the game-changing technology has been likened to Google’s “DeepSeek moment” by some of the world’s leading tech figures, and is even being compared to Pied Piper from HBO’s Silicon Valley. For Australian companies paying to operate AI tools every day, such a technology that reduces those costs is worth keeping an eye on. Full findings will be presented by the researchers at the ICLR 2026 conference in April.
The Hidden Line: Art of the Boyd Women stands as one of Australia's most significant recent cultural events, fundamentally reshaping the nation's understanding of its artistic heritage. Opening at the Bundanon Art Museum on 22 November 2025 and running through…
By combining technology with broker distribution, Prospa reduced approval times and aligned lending with real business cash flow.
Nearmap’s journey reflects a steady shift from local aerial imagery provider to a global geospatial intelligence platform. Backed by successive capital raises, institutional funding, and private equity acquisition, the company has expanded aggressively across key markets. Its growing population coverage and strategic acquisitions highlight how geospatial data is becoming critical infrastructure across insurance, property, and government sectors.
Audinate transformed professional audio-video networking through its Dante platform, creating a global standard adopted across thousands of devices and brands.
Key Highlights Australia has raised its Working Holiday visa fee by 25% and is charging $840. Initial fees for second and third-year visas are now $1,000 additional. Australia has been ranked the world’s most expensive destination for a work holiday.…
Explore 10 affordable weekend getaways from Sydney that offer the perfect mix of beaches, mountains, and countryside escapes. From Jervis Bay’s white sands to the Blue Mountains’ scenic trails, these destinations are ideal for quick,…
Australia’s travel industry in 2026 offers a low-barrier entry for new agencies, with no licensing requirement and startup costs as low as AUD 500. This guide outlines the legal setup, business structures, accreditation options, cost breakdowns, and digital strategies needed to build and scale a compliant, niche-focused travel agency in a steadily growing market.
Travelling across Australia doesn’t have to be expensive if you plan it right. This guide shows how to explore the country on a budget in 2026 without missing out on great experiences. From finding cheap flights and accommodation to saving on food, transport, and activities, discover practical tips to stretch your travel budget further. Whether you’re backpacking, road-tripping, or planning a short getaway, learn how to enjoy Australia’s top destinations while keeping your costs low and your experience unforgettable.
Victoria has secured hosting rights for three of the next four Australian Open golf championships, including the 2027 event at Peninsula Kingswood Country Golf Club. South Australia will host the 2028 tournament, while New South Wales has been overlooked despite its long history with the championship. World No.2 Rory McIlroy is also set to return for this year's Australian Open at Kingston Heath.
Turkey are set to play their first FIFA World Cup match in 24 years when they take on Australia in their FIFA World Cup 2026 Group D opener. Coach Vincenzo Montella has urged his players to stay focused, manage their emotions and embrace the opportunity to make the nation proud. Turkey last appeared at the World Cup in 2002, where they finished third, and will also face the United States and Paraguay in Group D.
South Korea has now gained three points joining Mexico in the FIFA World Cup 2026 standings. It had a brilliant game with the Czech Republic and scored 2-1 in their come-from-behind victory in the first match of FIFA World Cup…
The FIFA World Cup 2026 began with a dramatic and historic opening match as Mexico defeated South Africa 2-0. The FIFA World Cup first match featured goals from Julián Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez, while three players were sent off in a tournament-opening game for the first time in history. South Africa finished with nine men, while Mexico ended with 10 after a late red card. The FIFA World Cup opener delivered goals, controversy and record-breaking moments, providing an unforgettable start to football’s biggest tournament and Mexico’s campaign as tournament co-hosts.
Higher mortgage rates and record home prices pushed existing home sales lower in June, highlighting persistent affordability challenges across the US housing market.
Property investor Centuria Capital has acquired a 50% stake in two A-grade Sydney CBD office assets from a Brookfield-managed fund for $454 million, purchasing the properties at a reported 60% discount to replacement cost.