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'Music brings people together': Choir gives a second chance at life
In an unassuming building in Perth’s north, the Second Chance Choir is bringing people together through music to help them put aside years of trauma, violence and substance abuse. Source link
Wong believes Australian activists sexually assaulted by Israeli forces
The foreign minister tells Senate estimates her position is to believe the women who “come forward with these assertions” after activists aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla alleged sexual assault by Israeli forces. Look back on today’s federal politics blog. Source link
Aryna Sabalenka 'just wants to quit tennis' after shock French Open loss
An emotional world number one feels the pain of a shock loss in the quarterfinals of the French Open, saying she just feels like smashing things. Source link
Fujifilm: Turning AI ambition into practical business value
Scaling AI starts with clarity: knowing where it creates value, how it fits into daily work, and how to manage risk from the beginning. Source link
Aussies embracing 'the stress' as they chase rugby sevens world title
An unbeaten tournament victory in Spain gives Australia a chance of claiming the men’s World Championship, with the title to be decided in this weekend’s final round. Source link
Australia's economic slowdown is just beginning, experts warn
The economy grew just 0.3 per cent in the first quarter, gross domestic product per capita went backwards, and interest rate rises and cost-of-living pressures are weighing on households. Source link
Cubesys: Redesigning work for the age of AI
Cubesys explains why scaling AI is less about adding new tools and more about redesigning work, data and governance so people can use AI safely and effectively. Source link
Australia joins exclusive club granting access to advanced AI
Fresh access to AI deemed too dangerous for public release has ramped up pressure on the government to respond to possible risks. Source link
Sportsbet's owner walks through 'wide open gate' in gambling laws
One of the world’s biggest gambling companies is breaking into the ‘rewards club’ scene, raising the alarm among anti-gambling advocates. Source link
Why some home owners are at risk of slipping into negative equity
A 46-year-old former “forever renter” believes her house is now worth less than what she paid for it and she is at risk of slipping into negative equity, which would mean her Marrickville home could be worth less than what she owes the bank. Source link