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- DoorDash to pay $131.5m after underpaying New York workers DoorDash said it would pay $131.5m to settle a New York City government investigation that found the food delivery company underpaid or waited too long to pay workers.
- China watchers split over substance of Trump-Xi summit Scott Kennedy, from the Center for Strategic and International Studies based in Washington, DC, said the most likely outcome was an extension of the trade ceasefire struck at the Busan.
- Up 98%: Are CSL shares now a buy, hold or sell? CSL Ltd shares have staged a recovery since plumbing a multi-year closing low of just $92.24 on 3 June.
- ASX finishes flat as miners rise, oil stocks struggle; IDP plummets Wall Street is holding near its record high in a relatively quiet day for markets worldwide.
- ASX finishes flat as miners rise, oil stocks struggle; IDP plummets Wall Street is holding near its record high in a relatively quiet day for markets worldwide.
- ASX finishes flat as miners rise, oil stocks struggle; IDP plummets Wall Street is holding near its record high in a relatively quiet day for markets worldwide.
- ASX finishes flat as miners rise, oil stocks struggle; IDP plummets Wall Street is holding near its record high in a relatively quiet day for markets worldwide.
- Anthropic and OpenAI announce more powerful (and cheaper) AI models Anthropic's benchmarks claim Opus 5.5 also scored better at agentic coding than GPT-6 Astra on both Terminal-Bench 4.0 and FrontierCode v1.1.
- Meta admits Muse’s likeness to OpenClaw isn’t a coincidence Early adopters of Meta’s Muse have been speculating that the reason the AI works so well is because it’s OpenClaw under the hood, wrapped in a more consumer-friendly package.
- Adobe Premiere brings powerful video editing to Android, and it's free The app is now available in the Play Store for almost all Android devices, and it’s free. Adobe says that Premiere is optimized for multiple form factors.
- Trump threatens to annihilate Iran, amid push for deal Trump threatens to annihilate Iran, amid push for deal.
- Plea for federal childcare funds as baby bonus rebuffed A parenthood advocacy leader will call on the federal government to directly fund childcare centres, as the cost of raising kids climbs.
- Food icon turns to powder as new items fuel recovery Overseas demand for Australian produce is fuelling a recovery for a well-known food manufacturer, as it tries to turn around years of disappointing results.
- It costs nearly $37,000 a year to raise two children in Australia, research shows Data released by advocacy group The Parenthood on Wednesday shows household income has only grown by 102% in the same period.
- Will anyone topple Infantino? How Fifa president is trying to cling on after World Cup sell-off outcome Infantino has not been idle during the lull since Fifa abandoned its World Cup sell-off plan last month.
- Kids moving back home? Here’s what it could cost you A high-usage young adult can add around $1061 annually to your electricity bill.
- ‘An institution in the private school system’: The hidden reality of youth gambling Students are sneaking off to bet and openly discussing what they’re gambling on as researchers warn it is all too easy for underage teens to set up betting accounts.
- ‘Nobody expects a veg dish to be this good’: Nat Thaipun’s crowd-pleasing Thai curry sauce ‘Nobody expects a veg dish to be this good’: Nat Thaipun’s crowd-pleasing Thai curry sauce.
- Since my husband left me, no one thinks I can do my job. I hate it! Your husband may have left, but he did not take your professional future with him, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
- How to make Jamie Oliver’s cheesy ham filo ‘quichy’ in 20 minutes The superstar chef shares three speedy recipes from his new cookbook 20 Minute Meals, including a quick quiche for two, pizza fritte duo and Thai hot and sour chicken soup.
- How much Australian property is overvalued by now Property prices have fell this year – but the falls have not brought typical prices back in line with one measure of fair value.
- Israel may soon learn occupation and devastation are no guarantee of security Time and demographics usually wear down the occupying power, and the reasons why occupation at first made sense apply at the end.
- Do you know how your money is being spent? You might want to pay attention The rise of populism on the left and right is being helped by ignorance.
- How a regional river became the centre of a political storm and international intrigue From the banks of the Fitzroy River, it’s easy to see why Rockhampton has a reputation for rowing.
- Ditch the credit card? Why it’s time to switch to debit Shop around rather than assuming you must stay with your bank.
- ‘News to me’: Inside the suburb flagged as Melbourne’s first walkable neighbourhood We look at life in the suburb which one of the world’s leading urban planners identified as an example of a future 15-minute city.
- ‘There’s a big part of Spencer in me’: The secret sauce that makes Naufahu Whyte NRL’s No.1 prop The Roosters front-rower reckons he’s a mix of Spencer Leniu, Jared Warea-Hargreaves and Lindsay Collins. All of which adds up to one fearsome adversary.
- One Nation got a ‘sexy’ new plane this year. What happened to the old one? The $100,000 Jabiru light aircraft was a gift from a wealthy property developer.
- Spy pens, eggs on toast and a side of alleged corruption: PI spills the beans to ICAC The ICAC heard a PI used covert devices hoping to catch out dodgy dealings – but only picked up breakfast orders.
- Want to be friendly and chat on a flight? Please don’t sit next to me I just don’t want to meet anyone when I’m at 35,000 feet.
- The common item that could see you kicked off these Sydney beaches Some Sydney councils are drawing a line in the sand over the rising use of the devices and their ability to record without consent.
- WA nurse banned after using elderly patient’s credit card for online shopping series The nurse used the card to make an online purchase for 55 items from fast-fashion retailer Shein.
- ‘Operating beyond capacity’: Doctors slam ‘ruthless’ cuts to Perth’s child mental health beds ‘Operating beyond capacity’: Doctors slam ‘ruthless’ cuts to Perth’s child mental health beds.
- Demons claim short-lived CEO lacked skills needed for the job and misled their board Weeks after former Melbourne FC chief Paul Guerra launched Federal Court action against the Demons, the club has responded, lodging its statement of defence.
- Push for cancer warning labels on alcohol sold in Australia An analysis of labels from 6,037 different alcoholic drinks sold in Australia has found just one in four included a voluntary warning label.
- Wamser rescues point for gutsy Manchester City in WCL fightback at Bayern Manchester City produced a gutsy performance to fight back from 2-0 down and earn a draw away to Bayern Munich.
- Community housing tenants more likely to face eviction threat than those in public housing Data shows community housing tenants are more likely to face eviction applications than those in public housing.
- Influencer 'Clavicular' charged with rape and drugging woman for sex A separate lawsuit was filed in April by a teenager who alleged Mr Peters plied her with alcohol during a party in Massachusetts in 2025 and had sex.
- Queensland yet to sign on to Thriving Kids a week from launch A frustrated federal Health Minister Mark Butler has denounced the Queensland government over its refusal to sign up for the Thriving Kids program.
- Quest tells customers to replace passports after security breach Quest Apartment Hotels has issued warnings to affected customers to reissue their passports and replace their driver's licences after personal data was exposed.