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Why Hugh Jackman's brother cried on his first day as a prison-school teacher
After Ralph Jackman retrained as a teacher, his first job was in a youth detention centre. His new memoir reveals how a broken system is failing vulnerable kids. Source link
CommBank creates opportunities for technologists to upskill with frontier AI companies
Working with AI world leaders at CommBank’s San Francisco Tech Hub offers CommBank’s technologists the opportunity to learn at the frontier in the world’s leading technology ecosystem. Source link
Israel and Hezbollah trade fire as Trump says US-Iran talks continue
Lebanese state media has reported Israeli strikes, some deadly, at about 30 locations in the country’s south despite a partial ceasefire. Source link
How the electromagnetic spectrum opened our eyes to the universe
Our understanding of the electromagnetic spectrum goes back to Isaac Newton, but astronomers are still finding new ways to employ it. Astrophysicist Emma Chapman explores how much these invisible waves can reveal to us about the cosmos – and whether they might show us that we’re not alone Source link
Heat-related deaths 'tip of the iceberg' in India as UN sends El Niño warning
India’s deadly heatwave comes as the UN warns the world to prepare for a moderate to strong El Niño this year. Source link
New Scientist recommends Togetherness, a radical new view of life
An exploration of how biological cooperation underpins all life – and why we’ve overlooked its power until now – makes thrilling reading, finds Penny Sarchet Source link
'Terribly sad day': Beer experts say Boag's closure points to growing cost of brewing
Beer industry stakeholders say it’s a “sad day for the history of Tassie beer” after the announcement Boag’s brewery in Launceston will close. Source link
Moses's Eels absence raises concerns over potential Origin return
NSW coach Laurie Daley is facing a crunch call over the make-up of the Blues’s spine with Mitchell Moses still sidelined with a hamstring injury. Source link
Why the 'dig of the century' is happening underneath Notre Dame
More than a year after France’s famed Notre Dame reopened, an archaeological exploration going thousands of years into the history of Paris has begun just metres below the cathedral’s ground floor. Source link
Two men believed trapped in cave for nearly two weeks as rescue mission turns to vertical tunnels
Rescue efforts for two remaining men believed to be trapped in a cave in central Laos have shifted to investigating deep vertical tunnels in the jungle. Source link