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Bourke Street mall incident: What we know so far

Police attend to pedestrian on the footpath after a police pursuit on a footpath in the city.

At least 20 people people have been injured and one person is dead after a car ploughed through pedestrians in a high-speed police chase in the middle of Melbourne's CBD. Here's what we know so far.

Markets Live: Aussie bounces on China data

China's economy has grown a bit faster than predicted, as retail sales jump.

The dollar has hit a two-month high, following stronger than expected Chinese GDP growth, while stocks are lower as investors remain cautious ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration.

Andrews' Alcoa secrecy an insult

A secret deal - estimated to cost $240 million - for a joint government assistance package has helped Alcoa strike a ...

After 30 years of secrecy, it's time governments came clean on the rationale for and details of taxpayer support to the US multinational, Alcoa.

Smart homes get smarter at CES 2017

The Hydrao smart showerhead uses an LED light system to show how much water is being used.

Home automation is slowly but surely becoming an affordable way to deliver more energy-efficient homes that offer better security, comfort and healthcare.

Is this viral photo filter app spying on you?

Meitu

Chinese app Meitu has recently taken off in English-speaking countries, and your social feed may be filled with images of your friends' faces contorted into an anime style. But security researchers are warning the app is doing far more making your selfies cute.