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Venue apologises for AI flyers that have 'no place' in creative industry
Chloe Young is facing an uphill battle amid a global AI boom, but some have accepted Young’s offer to draw “squiggles” instead of using computer-generated flyers. Source link
More banks forecast RBA September interest rate hike — as it happened
Several Australian banks and global investment banks are now forecasting the Reserve Bank will hike the cash rate again this month. Source link
Sydney developer admits renting 'affordable' apartment to staffer
A Sydney property developer admits to allowing a staff member to live in one of its north-shore affordable housing properties, in an apparent breach of planning conditions now under investigation by the local council. Source link
CFMEU delegate charged with dealing drugs at Melbourne work sites
Police allege a 35-year-old union delegate was part of a trio trafficking drugs at construction sites across Melbourne. Source link
Not yet safe to access Hydro Tasmania power station destroyed by fire
Investigations are continuing into the cause of a fire that gutted the Tungatinah Power Station. Authorities say it is not yet safe to enter the building, which supplies 5 per cent of the state’s energy, in the Central Highlands. Source link
Realtor raided after allegations agent sold client's home to himself
Authorities have raided the offices of Ideal Realty amid a probe into allegations the Perth property firm’s licensees used a shell company to buy their own client’s home without telling him. Source link
Billionaire's Tasmanian trainwreck has broken workers and marriages
Locals fear the closure of another smelter in Tasmania will be disastrous for the economy as anger brews over the federal government’s failure to offer a bailout. Source link
Qantas slashes allowance and raises luggage prices for island flights
Qantas has slashed luggage allowances to Australia’s most remote territories. Locals say the airline is reducing access to essential supplies. Source link
Debt-ridden developer Bathla will meet its payroll obligations
The embattled Bathla Group has found some funding to pay its staff today as it teeters on collapse. Source link
Corporate Travel Management shares plummet — as it happened
Shares in a major travel services company used by parliamentarians and embroiled in a $100 million scandal, Corporate Travel Management, plunge more than 80 per cent. Source link