The World Today

Jensen Huang, the founder and CEO of US tech giant, Nvidia has resigned after revelations of extramarital affairs, including one with an alleged Chinese spy. 

The bosses of two of our 'Big Four' banks, ANZ and Westpac, are being grilled by a parliamentary committee about mortgages and the Australian economy. 

The Australian Services Union is accusing Qantas of using AI as a justification for shifting Australian jobs offshore.

The COP 31 summit is underway in the Turkish city of Antalya with Australia's Climate Change Minister, Chris Bowen the President of Negotiations.

Public hearings for Victoria's Royal Commission examining allegations of corruption on government building sites have begun in Melbourne.

Some experts are calling for the Reserve Bank to be forced to include reference to the general prosperity of the community in its decisions. 

Department store David Jones has entered voluntary administration today after selling clothes and homewards to Australians for close to two centuries.

The Democrats have won control of the US House and Senate in the midterm elections after historic wins in some seats.

As polling in the midterms close, a divided US electorate delivers a verdict on Congress and on Trump.

The Reserve Bank is tipped to raise Australia's cash rate to the highest level in 18-years.