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Live: Trump's Rudd sledge 'just some banter': Albanese
Anthony Albanese has downplayed Donald Trump’s declaration that does not like Kevin Rudd “and probably never will”. Follow live. Source link
Federal Court to move CourtPath into Azure
Looks to tap cloud-native AI services to augment digital platform. Source link
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Slow is the New Down
Tanium’s Erik Gaston Warns on Enterprise Resilience Source link
Nawaqanitawase becomes dual international as Kangaroos name Test squad
Ex-Wallabies winger Mark Nawaqanitawase and Reece Walsh are among four players named to make their debuts for Australia in the opening Ashes rugby league Test against England. Source link
Road accident compensation not culturally safe, study says
A first-of-its-kind South Australian study finds access to compensation after a road accident is not good enough for First Nations people. Source link
Louvre robbery not the first to resemble a heist film this century
The theft of several royal treasures at the Louvre on Monday was not the first museum jewellery heist this century to resemble a Hollywood movie. Here’s a look back at two infamous capers to steal near-priceless jewels. Source link
AUKUS architect says 'prepare for the worst' in scathing assessment of Trump
The federal government is celebrating the US president’s emphatic backing of AUKUS, saying his statements should kill off speculation. Source link
Building a house in Australia is slower than it was a decade ago
Industry experts warn – despite improvements – Australia will fail to meet its housing targets if skills shortages and regulatory barriers are not addressed. Source link
Local record store survives three decades of digital change and CBD construction
Tucked away at the end of an old arcade strip, a local record store has survived three decades of change, from new technology to the construction of Sydney’s second CBD. Source link
Critical minerals deal tipped to unlock Australia's 'next chapter of prosperity'
Australian critical minerals companies could expect more international and domestic investment in producing and processing following the deal, experts say, however, more investment is needed in refineries and magnet production. Source link