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Origin Energy says it does not believe customer credit card or bank details have been affected by a suspected data breach at the company. Source link

Energy retailer Origin says there may have been unauthorised access to customers’ personal data. The Australian share market has started its day higher after Wall Street’s beaten-down tech and semiconductor stocks rebounded sharply overnight. Follow live. Source link

Three Whyalla steelworks employees have been treated for injuries suffered during attempts to restart the site’s troubled blast furnace, the ABC understands. Source link

A Queensland family is living in an overcrowded caravan and shed after insurance provider Suncorp exacerbated damage to their home, initially caused by a leak. Source link

Central Queensland University signs an enforceable undertaking to repay more than a thousand staff members who were affected by underpayments that date back to the 2012 enterprise agreement. Source link

A new report argues Australia’s employment services system is failing jobseekers, while filling the pockets of private equity firms and millionaires. Source link

The White House says the tariffs will go into effect in 30 days, meaning there is time for negotiations.  Source link

Nine Entertainment shares were steady following news of redundancies at publications including The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times and WAtoday. On the ASX, the share market has finished flat after a negative session on Wall Street. Source link

Global instability, shifting tax policies and interest rate pressures force buyers and sellers to adjust to the changing property landscape.  Source link

Elon Musk’s latest venture sent global stock markets to dizzying heights, but its performance since does not augur well for the company or the future of the AI boom. Source link