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ABS estimates 80pc of tobacco consumed in Australia last year was illegally sourced
The experimental estimates are based on “nicotine metabolite concentrations” detected in wastewater samples, combined with data showing a collapse in spending on legal cigarettes and vapes. Source link
Gold reserves grow at Kalgoorlie's Super Pit
A big exploration push by Australia’s biggest gold miner, Northern Star Resources, has grown the reserves at the Super Pit by 54 per cent in the past six years. Source link
Superloop merges wholesale FTTP operations under a single brand
Collapses three into one as it pushes ahead with structural separation. Source link
Brigginshaw steps down as Broncos skipper, opens up on Tallis drama
Ali Brigginshaw relinquishes the Broncos captaincy in her final NRLW season and reveals her view about a club meeting room being renamed in her honour. Source link
Anthropic opens Claude Mythos Preview AI program to Australia
Organisations can mention their participation in Project Glasswing. Source link
Another KPMG leader steps aside amid audit leak scandal fallout
KPMG Australia chief operating officer Eileen Hoggett will step aside from her role while investigations are pending into the audit leak scandal at the big four firm. Source link
Sydney community radio to avoid axe under reduced capacity model
The 46-year-old Sydney community radio institution was facing closure after around half its core funding was withdrawn late last year by Macquarie University. Source link
'We can scare them': Kiss confident he can stay Reds coach for another week
Queensland Reds coach Les Kiss knows his side will be underdogs in this weekend’s Super Rugby qualifying final, a match that could be his last with the club. Source link
Albanese once fought to save prime Defence real estate. That's changed
Parliamentary speeches from 2021 reveal the Prime Minister was opposed to privatising Sydney Harbour land now being sold off by the Defence Department. Source link
Making sense of the latest BBL move that isn't 'a merger of the teams'
If the Renegades are sold to a private buyer as expected, what could it mean for Melbourne fans if the BBL team no longer looks like itself? Source link