Australian taxi drivers win US$178 million payout from Uber in legal settlement
More than 8,000 taxi drivers and hire-car owners banded together to launch a class action against the US ride-sharing giant, arguing they lost substantial income when Uber entered Australia in 2012.
What’s behind Australian investors’ reluctance to venture into Southeast Asia?
A lack of risk appetite for developing markets and different ways of doing business are among the factors holding back Australian investors, experts say.
A lack of risk appetite for developing markets and different ways of doing business are among the factors holding back Australian investors, experts say.
US knew Nauru might cut ties to Taiwan before it did, official says
Daniel Kritenbrink, an assistant secretary of state, tells Senate hearing ‘we had known for some time [of Nauru’s concerns] … in this instance, they decided to flip’.
Daniel Kritenbrink, an assistant secretary of state, tells Senate hearing ‘we had known for some time [of Nauru’s concerns] … in this instance, they decided to flip’.
Australia won’t follow US on TikTok ban, PM Albanese says
Albanese said ‘we have no plans’ to replicate a move by US legislators to ban the app unless it agrees to divest from its Chinese owner.
Albanese said ‘we have no plans’ to replicate a move by US legislators to ban the app unless it agrees to divest from its Chinese owner.
Probe into mid-air dive of Latam jet focuses on pilot seat movement: report
A report said the ‘seat movement caused the nose down’ angle of the aircraft that was flying from Sydney to Auckland.
A report said the ‘seat movement caused the nose down’ angle of the aircraft that was flying from Sydney to Auckland.