KPMG partner in Australia fined over using AI to pass AI test
Accounting firm has caught several staff members in recent months using the technology for internal exams
Australia
Alleged Bondi Beach gunman makes first court appearance
Naveed Akram (24) faces 59 charges over December attack in Sydney, Australia
Highly educated emigrants are more likely to return
Housing crisis runs the risk of deterring returning emigrants in the current generation, which will damage the economy
Ireland produce superb 4-1 Hockey Pro League win over Australia
Ellen Curran, Katie Mullan, Sarah Hawkshaw and Hannah McLoughlin on the scoresheet in Hobart
A month in Australia, my son’s new home
A trip to the other side of the planet is a big expense, but my son has emigrated to Sydney and time with family is precious
Sonia O’Sullivan: Athletes do not like compromise – just ask Roy Keane or Lindsey Vonn
Stubbornness and determination run through Winter Olympics and the film about Saipan
Pro-Palestine protesters rally in Melbourne on final day of Isaac Herzog’s Australia visit
Israeli president says there is ‘frightening’ anti-Semitism in Australia
Chosen Family by Madeleine Gray: Compelling take on queer adolescence and platonic parenthood
The book shines in the adolescent scenes, which have real emotional impact
‘I’m really scared’: Police release emergency call of Australian boy who swam hours to rescue family
Austin Appelbee (13), the son of an Irish woman, is being hailed as a hero in Australia
Is there a version of me living in a French village who pronounces croissant ‘kwassun’?
Emigration answers the question lingering in all of us who leave our home country: ‘Who could I be here?’
How a jiu-jitsu club in Melbourne became an Irish emigrant hub
‘Guys come in very nervous – they’ve only played Gaelic and perceive this as a fight club’
Irish man finishes 30,000km cycle from Roscommon to Australia
In 2024, Fergal Guihen set off to raise funds for charities, which saw him cycle across three continents and 28 countries. On Saturday, he completed his journey as he arrived in Sydney
Musk calls Spanish PM a ‘tyrant and traitor’ over plan to ban under-16s from social media
Pedro Sánchez says too many children are exposed to ‘abuse, pornography, manipulation, violence’ online
‘I knew he could do it’: Irish mother of Australian boy whose four-hour swim saved family
He swam 4km to fetch help after mother and siblings got into difficulty in sea
Madeleine Gray: ‘When I was a kid I was a real b**ch to my stepmother. Not because I didn’t like her’
The Australian author on her piercing coming-of-age novel Chosen family, nonbiological family bonds, and teenage queer identity
An hour and a half of sunshine in a week? No wonder Irish weather chat has intensified
Living abroad I was often taken by surprise when other nationalities would stare blankly in response to ‘lovely day, isn’t it?’
Pedestrians are too often an afterthought in cities, as Canberra’s desire paths show
Specialist car show Summernats is uniquely Australian in its culture – it just isn’t particularly Canberran
Political upheaval fuels this Australia Day’s tinderbox feel
Tragedy, a rare misstep by Anthony Albanese and the disintegration of the opposition mean tension is high as the national holiday falls
Shooting suspect in Australia was on bail over domestic violence charges, police say
Police were understood to be tracking a 37-year-old male in the aftermath of the incidents in New South Wales
Who fears to speak of ’76? Frank McNally on US Independence, the Catalpa rescue, and the Battle of Little Bighorn
British army deserter McNally joined the Fenians, which earned him a sentence of penal servitude for life in Australia
Cork property was bought using proceeds of ‘sinister’ romance fraud, court rules
Thomas Humphreys did not deny the allegations of criminality made against him by the Criminal Assets Bureau, Mr Justice Liam Kennedy says
Parental controls for digital platforms can protect kids from social media’s dark side
Parents worry about toxic social media and their children accessing inappropriate content but they are not powerless in limiting access
‘None of what I intended to do with my life has materialised but I struggle to make a decision to change it’
Tell Me About It: ‘For the umpteenth time I have questioned what I am doing there and how I should change my life to something more meaningful’
Sorry seems to be the hardest word - unless you’re Irish
Exploring a national habit that’s equal parts politeness and passive aggression
Ireland has much to learn from Pakistan when it comes to scaling up on solar energy
Pakistan’s citizen-led solar revolution was largely unplanned
Europe needs a resilient food system and as part of its broader strategic defence
Capacity to produce food to high standards, less reliant on fragile global supply chains, is not protectionism but prudent risk management
I’ve already watched the greatest slice of live television entertainment I’ll see all year
Million Dollar One Point Slam, at the Australian Open, is a brilliant reminder that sometimes we only get one shot
Tenancy termination notice from landlord wishing to return from Australia deemed invalid
Residential Tenancies Board tribunal said document did not bear certification required under international law
Australia: Cars washed out to sea as flash flooding hits Victoria state
Famous Great Ocean Road is closed as power is cut to thousands of people
Cavan man who drowned in Australia remembered as hero at funeral
Sean Keaney (35) died on Whitehaven beach while trying to save others, service hears
I must admit, Ireland beats Australia hands down when it comes to one simple staple
A trip to the supermarket sent me into an unexpected vortex of homesickness
‘Impossibly unaffordable’: The cities more expensive than Dublin to buy a home – and the cheaper alternatives
Survey suggests London, Edinburgh, Auckland and Sydney are among cities that are less affordable than Ireland
An Irishwoman in Australia: I always felt safe here. Since Bondi, I check for escape routes
The December attacks have shaken Australian society’s view of and what is stands for
One person dead and hundreds of homes destroyed in Australia bushfires
The authorities fear the blazes could burn for several weeks as a state of disaster remains in place across much of Victoria
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