Josh Hazlewood claimed 6-49 to bowl out South Africa for 206, handing Australia a 214-run victory in the opening Test at Kingsmead Stadium.

An autonomous OpenAI agent breached an Australian government Medicare portal in June, prompting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to warn of legal action.

The Australian government launched an inquiry after an OpenAI automated agent infiltrated a public health website in June, sparking concern over notification delays.

Unserviceable components from an Australian F-35 fighter were rerouted to Hong Kong and reportedly seized by China, sparking official inquiries.

While the US struggles with over 20,000 stillbirths annually and lags behind 151 nations, Australia has successfully reduced its mortality rate through coordinated federal action and public health campaigns.

Mitchell Starc claimed 10 wickets as Australia bounced back to defeat Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs, leveling their two-Test series 1-1.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong condemned Israel's decision not to open a criminal investigation into the airstrike that killed Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom and six colleagues.

A global Mastercard technical glitch halted digital wallets, Apple Pay, and tap-and-go transactions across Australia on Saturday, leaving shoppers stranded at registers before being resolved.

Verifone is rolling out its Victa point-of-sale suite in Australia, introducing optional facial-recognition and palm-vein scanning at checkouts.

Australia is defending its ban on social media for children under 16 after data showed that 81.5% of teenagers still access restricted platforms.

Telegram faces a Federal Court lawsuit in Australia for allegedly failing to remove terrorist videos, risking a civil penalty of up to AU$54.6 million.

Origin Energy is conducting an urgent investigation into a potential data breach that may have compromised the personal information of its customers. The company stated it does not currently believe any credit card or bank account details were accessed.

BYD has committed to providing full refunds to 1,265 Australian customers after the manufacturer admitted to selling 2025-built cars marketed as 2026 models.