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The list spans elections and weather events here and abroad, the debilitating Crowdstrike outage, and a spectacular natural phenomenon.

Brisbane’s Ludo Studios and Bluey mastermind Joe Brumm are teaming up to make a feature-length film that will stream on Disney+ after its ‘cheese and crackers’ theatrical run. The series that captured the hearts, imagination, and accents of children across the globe will make its theatrical debut in 2027. ‘Bluey,’ the beloved animated series set […]

The US-based data and AI company that counts NAB, Atlassian, and the NRL as customers has completed AU$13 billion of a $16 billion series J raise.

The Sydney-based program is Australia’s best incubator/accelerator according to the 2024 Startup Muster report. Here’s what makes it so impactful.

The Minister for Industry and Science released an overview of the ‘Australian-first AI Plan’ that aims to boost capability, expand investment in technology, and grow the economy.

Lucy Liu, COO of Australian-founded payments unicorn Airwallex, tells Forbes Australia global revenue grew by 73 per cent year-over-year, and transaction volume increased 60 per cent.

Four of the top 10 Google search terms relate to sporting events. The number one most searched item relates to a competition of a different kind – that has far-reaching consequences across the globe.

Forbes released its list of the world’s most powerful women, which includes two Australian bankers, a mining magnate, and a unicorn founder.

Australia’s National Reconstruction Fund announced a $13 million investment into Quantum Brilliance to build Australia’s first quantum diamond foundry.

In Australia, 8 out of the 10 most Googled people are US-based. They range from politicians to musicians, to athletes. Here are the 10 people that piqued our interest the most this year.