Accountant reveals why Aussies should consider using annual leave before quitting: The costly super trap explained

Daily Mail - Sep 17, 2026

Workers who save up annual leave for a payout at the end of their employment would generally miss out on super contributions, he said.

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Microsoft boss warns of AI creating own 'silicon species' to compete with humans

Sep 17, 2026

Microsoft boss warns of AI creating own 'silicon species' to compete with humans

Mustafa Suleyman, the head of Microsoft AI, said on Thursday that developing autonomous AI risks creating a 'a new silicon species which will no doubt compete with us for resources'.

Man pleads guilty to attempted rape after attacking female Tube passenger on Bakerloo line train

Sep 17, 2026

Man pleads guilty to attempted rape after attacking female Tube passenger on Bakerloo line train

Vincent Saxon, 54, of no fixed address, admitted the offence at Inner London Crown Court on Thursday, September 17

Poker legend's huge loss in courtroom gamble after he let a rival rack up massive debts - and then lost the lot as judge rules 'bets with mates' don't have to be paid out

Sep 17, 2026

Poker legend's huge loss in courtroom gamble after he let a rival rack up massive debts - and then lost the lot as judge rules 'bets with mates' don't have to be paid out

Gary Benson was an inaugural member of the Australian Poker Hall of Fame with career earnings of $2,826,031, putting him 20th on the local all-time money list.

Aussies warned to expect more interest rate hikes as IMF delivers a blunt warning to Jim Chalmers over tax and spending

Sep 17, 2026

Aussies warned to expect more interest rate hikes as IMF delivers a blunt warning to Jim Chalmers over tax and spending

A global financial body has given the Reserve Bank the green light to hike interest rates and urged Treasurer Jim Chalmers to be bolder on tax reform.

The Daily Debate: Do you think the Government is doing enough to protect us from AI going rogue?

Sep 17, 2026

The Daily Debate: Do you think the Government is doing enough to protect us from AI going rogue?

Vote now and you'll find the results in tomorrow's Morning Mail newsletter . You can also join our debate to discuss your vote.

University lecturer who wanted to work from home 900km from her job loses Fair Work battle after it found her 'cognitive disorder' diagnosis was made up

Sep 17, 2026

University lecturer who wanted to work from home 900km from her job loses Fair Work battle after it found her 'cognitive disorder' diagnosis was made up

Dr Anna Kokavec from James Cook University has lost a Fair Work battle after admitting she invented a medical diagnosis to support her work from home claim.

Ricky Gervais finds buyer within days for £2.95M riverside home as he plans marriage to his partner of 44 years

Sep 17, 2026

Ricky Gervais finds buyer within days for £2.95M riverside home as he plans marriage to his partner of 44 years

He bought the property in Buckinghamshire, which he described as his 'little country retreat', for £2.75million in 2014.

Kemi Badenoch orders lawyers to challenge Labour cuts which Tory-run council says has forced it to hike council tax by 94 per cent

Sep 17, 2026

Kemi Badenoch orders lawyers to challenge Labour cuts which Tory-run council says has forced it to hike council tax by 94 per cent

The Tory leader said it was 'outrageous' that the amount was increasing so much but said it was due to 40 per cent cuts to their funding by Labour.

China is building 'first-ever mothership capable of launching submarine drones'

Sep 17, 2026

China is building 'first-ever mothership capable of launching submarine drones'

Images taken by Vantor, a US defence intelligence company, show a red ship under construction at the Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard.

Piddington migrant camp dealt another blow after discovery of one of world's rarest bats at planned asylum site

Sep 17, 2026

Piddington migrant camp dealt another blow after discovery of one of world's rarest bats at planned asylum site

Barbastelle bats, a rare species of bats whose numbers are thought to have declined across Europe, have been detected by wildlife experts.

Ministers have 'no credible plan' to turn round British Steel - as Labour's flagship nationalisation racks up losses of more than £500 million

Sep 17, 2026

Ministers have 'no credible plan' to turn round British Steel - as Labour's flagship nationalisation racks up losses of more than £500 million

In a damning report, the Commons public accounts committee said the government was 'unable to articulate' a business plan for the troubled firm, which was nationalised more than a year ago.

Sir Alex Ferguson unveils his Spotify playlist as huge charity donation revealed

Sep 17, 2026

Sir Alex Ferguson unveils his Spotify playlist as huge charity donation revealed

'A song can be so powerful in connecting us with memories'

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