Annika Burgess

CrowdStrike releases its analysis of last month's global IT outage, revealing an "embarrassing" mistake experts say first-year programming students are taught how to avoid.

Since launching a surprise attack last week, Moscow has been unable to push Ukrainian troops back after they advanced up to 30km into Russian territory and are now in control of about 28 settlements.  

New laws come into effect next week that give workers the right to ignore work communications after hours, but they may not be enough to shift Australians' habit of working long hours. 

A handful of new projects are aiming to change the direction of social housing by focusing on designs that encourages community cohesion and create homes tenants can be proud of.  

Neobanks are online-only branches, and experts are concerned they could be more susceptible to scammers.

NATO countries are becoming increasingly vocal about their capabilities to shoot down Russia drones and missiles, as Romania and Latvia become the latest members of the Western alliance to report Moscow violated their airspace. 

The FBI says Donald Trump was the target of what appears to be an attempted assassination at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida. This is what we know.  

Exploding pagers and walkie-talkies across Lebanon prompt calls for investigations, as several UN and human rights officials say the use of "booby-trapped" devices contravenes international humanitarian laws.

Russia is carrying out record mass drone attacks on Ukraine, and experts say its new foam decoys and thermobaric warheads were making them more devastating and difficult to defend against. 

A controversy is unfolding in Israel over classified military documents, allegedly leaked by an aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, that may have harmed efforts to free hostages held by Hamas.