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ACCC accuses Microsoft of misleading 2.7 million Australians over M365 fees
Alleges customers weren’t told they could opt out of Copilot. Source link
Two US navy aircraft crash within 30 minutes in South China Sea
Both aircraft went down while conducting “routine operations” the US Navy said, adding that five personnel were “safe and in stable condition” after the crashes. Source link
Watching North Melbourne's dominance 'a privilege not a punishment'
While some suggest that this year’s AFLW premiers being all but known has caused some to lose interest, commentators say North Melbourne’s dominance is inspirational. Source link
'Dream big': How an autograph inspired Australian swim ace Lani Pallister
Australia’s Lani Pallister says an autograph she got as a 12-year-old helped inspire her to set a swimming world record. Source link
US says no food aid benefits will be issued next month
The US Department of Agriculture says funds have run dry for its monthly food aid program, which more than 41 million Americans depend on to buy groceries. Source link
Graphic footage shows horrific Moto3 crash that left two riders in hospital
One Moto3 rider is facing “multiple surgeries” after an horrific crash at the Malaysian MotoGP. Warning — graphic footage. Source link
F1 driver says he 'could have killed' marshals after shocking near miss
A camera captures the terrifying moment two track marshals run in front of Liam Lawson’s car during Formula 1’s Mexico City Grand Prix. Source link
Births mark conservation success for rare Queensland wombat
Three wild-born northern hairy-nosed wombats born in Powrunna State Forest mark a new chapter in the species’ recovery from near extinction Source link
More than 311,000 Australian Facebook users can claim in this $50m payout
Right now, more than 311,000 Australian Facebook users can apply for a slice of a $50 million compensation fund from tech giant Meta — the largest ever payment for a breach of Australians’ privacy. Source link
Breaking: ACCC sues over allegedly misleading Microsoft 365 subscription hikes
The consumer watchdog is suing Microsoft for allegedly misleading around 2.7 million Australians over its Microsoft 365 subscriptions. Source link