9 h. ago Battle Loyale: Why Myer and David Jones’ old rivalry has a new edge

Customer loyalty is the new frontier as Australia’s two biggest department store chains fight for shoppers.

Politics

16 h. ago Raiz funds under management soars to $2bn with new product launch

Raiz Invest hit $2bn in funds under management, grew the customer base and launched new products as it eyes stronger profits and a bigger slice of the fintech market.

Politics

33 h. ago This tech giant is betting big on AI. But will companies pay for it?

AI agents are leading a “digital labour revolution”, this billionaire CEO says. But less than 5 per cent of his customers are paying for them.

Politics

38 h. ago More than 1600 customers of Dodo and iPrimus impacted by cybersecurity breach

More than 1600 customers of telco Dodo and iPrimus have been impacted by a data breach of the company's email and mobile services.

Economics

62 h. ago A quarter of Optus customers consider leaving telco after fatal Triple Zero outage

A survey shows the potential commercial damage to the telecommunications giant from the outage, which follows a similar outage in late 2023.

Economics

4 d. ago Mum who faked son's cancer diagnosis admits to $11k deception

A mother who faked her six-year-old son's cancer diagnosis has pleaded guilty to charges linked to the deception.

Science

6 d. ago ‘The little bastard done it’: Only person charged over Spear Creek murders admits he lied to police

For the first time in years, Bruce Preston has spoken of how he was charged by police over the 1978 deaths of three friends shot dead during a motorbike trip.

Events

7 d. ago ANZ boss shelves $800m buyback in plan to win wealthy customers

The banking giant’s chief executive Nuno Matos knows it’s going to take a lot more than thousands of job cuts to lift the group out of its funk.

Economics

8 d. ago Cummins ‘weeks away’ from bowling, admits he’s unlikely to play Perth Ashes Test

Pat Cummins admits he is unlikely to be right for the first Ashes Test in Perth next month, as he still remains at least a couple of weeks away from being able to bowl

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8 d. ago Warner says England will win first Test if Cummins doesn’t play as skipper completes running session

Pat Cummins admits he is unlikely to be right for the first Ashes Test in Perth next month, and if he misses out, his ex-teammate says England will go 1-0 up.

Events

8 d. ago Qantas customer data put on dark web as hackers deliver on threat

Hacker collective Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters has come good on its promise to release personal details of almost of 5.7 million Qantas customers.

Economics

8 d. ago Qantas customer data posted on dark web as hackers deliver on threat

Hacker collective Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters has gone through with its threat to release personal details of almost of 5.7 million Qantas customers.

Economics

1 week ago Synergy under fire after admitting to taking $40 million from customers

State-owned utility Synergy is blaming a "system failure" as they work to pay back hundreds of thousands of Western Australians.

Economics

1 week ago ‘Social suicide’: Uni Liberal Club laments failure to attract new members as political party taints image

The club is celebrating its centenary, but current members admit the term “Liberal” is so unpalatable, it’s preventing young people from joining.

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1 week ago ‘Friends disowned me’: Uni Liberal Club admits it’s a struggle to attract new members

The club is celebrating its centenary, but current members admit the term “Liberal” is so unpalatable, it’s preventing young people from joining.

Politics

1 week ago WA news LIVE: Synergy admits overcharging 174,000 customers who closed accounts; High

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Economics

1 week ago Putin admits Russian air defences downed Azerbaijani passenger jet last year

In what was the Kremlin leader’s most candid admission to date that Moscow was to blame for the deadly incident, he offered promised compensation to those affected.

Politics

1 week ago Cats not ‘tiptoeing’ around Smith’s social media posts; Winmar’s prominent role in racism case

Bailey Smith’s social media activity is causing some concern at Geelong, with chief executive Steve Hocking admitting they will look at the star’s headline-grabbing posts.

Events

1 week ago ‘Not about tiptoeing’: Cats look at ‘tailoring’ Bailey’s Smith social media posts

Bailey Smith’s social media activity is causing some concern at Geelong, with chief executive Steve Hocking admitting they will look at the star’s headline-grabbing posts.

Politics

1 week ago ‘Not about tiptoeing’: Cats look at ‘tailoring’ Bailey Smith’s social media posts

Bailey Smith’s social media activity is causing some concern at Geelong, with chief executive Steve Hocking admitting they will look at the star’s headline-grabbing posts.

Politics