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Day 2 of the BRICS Summit will focus on global and economic issues, strengthening cooperation among member countries, and important bilateral engagements. Prime

As Stormont reconvenes after its summer recess, assembly members and ministers are set to address significant challenges.

The Age's 'Schools that Excel' series highlights schools that have demonstrated significant improvement in their VCE results over the past decade. Readers can d

The article discusses the challenges and considerations involved in assessing students in the era of artificial intelligence.

John Silvester, a crime reporter for The Age, has been named Australia's most outstanding columnist at the Kennedy Awards for his "Naked City" column.

A recent VB Pulse survey indicates that enterprises with AI context layers report agent failures at more than twice the rate of those without, with 68% tracing

This article presents a collection of photographs from The Age's award-winning staff photographers and contributors, showcasing the week's events.

Taylor's University is re-evaluating its approach to education to ensure graduates are prepared to apply knowledge, exercise judgment, and adapt to constant cha

The Age picture editors have selected the best photos from international wire agencies for August 12, 2026.

Cybersecurity must evolve to address the challenges posed by AI agents, which introduce new vulnerabilities due to their autonomy and decision-making capabiliti

Ben Carroll has become Victoria's 50th premier after 48 hours of intense confrontations, and his U-turn for the ages needs to set the state on a new course. The

The article discusses how a subscription service called "Truth PSI" offers early access to Donald Trump's posts for $100,000 a month, highlighting how his socia

The rapid adoption of agentic AI is creating an 'agent problem' for organizations, leading to unforeseen costs and governance challenges similar to the SaaS spr

Nine Entertainment plans to cut approximately 30 newsroom jobs at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, citing the "extreme state of disruption" from AI. Manag

Incoming prime minister Andy Burnham has indicated that he will not immediately increase wealth taxes, aiming to avoid creating new divisions and easing concern