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The 'condescending' email at the centre of whistleblower concerns
A KPMG whistleblower says the watchdog has to be “dragged kicking and screaming” to investigate alleged misconduct disclosures at the firm. Source link
State of Security 2026: Cloud Security
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Network infrastructure will determine the fate of AI
AI’s future depends on the network beneath. Source link
Hanson risks accusations of political point-scoring
By speaking publicly about the threats she’s facing, the One Nation leader has shone a light on a growing problem facing our democracy but pinning them on routine political rhetoric risks accusations of political point-scoring. Source link
Quiz: Do you know which book kicked off the outback noir craze?
As voting opens for ABC Radio National’s Top 100 Australian Books Countdown, we take a trip into the murderous outback. Source link
Darren Hayes became famous overnight — 'but there were secrets'
After enduring a violent childhood in Queensland, Darren Hayes says his success with Savage Garden saved his life. Source link
Rupert Murdoch 'very happy' to be played by Guy Pearce in new film
A new film on the Australian-born media mogul is headlining the Venice Film Festival, with director Danny Boyle saying it takes a more sympathetic look at his early foray into British newspapers. Source link
Telstra sowed seeds for its July mobile outage in 2020. Six years on they sprouted.
Missed signs, alarms and stand-downs. Source link
Darwin hospital opens new ward with hopes of easing capacity pressures
A new multi-purpose ward at the Northern Territory’s largest hospital has received its first patients this week, with hopes the $24 million investment will help ease capacity pressures in Darwin’s health sector. Source link
Premier urges Chinese, Indian coal firms to merge before funding stops
The state government throws its support behind a proposed merger between WA’s last remaining coal miners as its self-imposed 2030 deadline to retire state-owned coal assets approaches. Source link