Samuel Hussey

Apple and Nvidia are reportedly in discussions to join a major funding round for OpenAI. The new round of investment could push the ChatGPT-maker’s valuation above US$100 billion.

Australia’s domestic aviation landscape may be poised for a shake-up with Melbourne-based carrier Koala Airlines aiming to fill the void following the collapse of budget airlines Rex and Bonza.

Zane and Omar Sabré’s transition into luxury retail was never part of their grand plan – and why would it be? One was a full-time dentist and the other was studying to be the same. But faced with their father’s leukaemia diagnosis and mounting debt, the pair decided to pivot. Living on the Gold Coast, […]

Shark Tank Australia has unveiled its new lineup of judges for 2024, with Maxine Horne and Nick Bell, set to join returning investors Davie Fogarty, Jane Lu, and Robert Herjavec. Maxine Horne, known for building the Vita Group from a single mobile phone store into a publicly listed company with 165 locations and over 2,500 […]

Rachael “Raygun” Gunn, the Australian breakdancer, says the fallout from her Olympics debut in Paris has been devastating.

When Adam Liaw, former MasterChef winner and trained chemist, set out to create a beer, it wasn’t just another celebrity venture, he insists. The Adelaide expat had one goal and was clear on it: craft a beer that could genuinely elevate the dining experience. It’s no secret Australians love their food, and perhaps equally, their […]

The Paris 2024 Olympics are finally upon us and Australia’s top athletes are gearing up to showcase their talents on the world stage. Here’s a comprehensive look at the Australian athletes to keep your eye on over the next few weeks.

Singapore now holds the standalone title of having the world’s most powerful passport, while Australia has jumped one spot into number five, allowing citizens visa-free access to 189 destinations, according to the latest Henley Passport Index. Despite the overall trend towards increased travel freedom, the gap between the world’s most and least powerful passports has […]

At least 12.9 million Australians had their data stolen in the MediSecure hack earlier this year. But the eScripts provider now says it is unable to identify specific individuals affected in what is one of the largest breaches in the nation’s history.

The Victorian branch of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU) has been placed into administration following allegations of corruption and criminal links.