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Venezuelan earthquake rescuers save 3yo boy after six days under rubble
The death toll from Venezuela’s devastating two earthquakes has risen to more than 1,900 as tens of thousands of people still remain unaccounted for. Source link
Iconic Gloucester Tree reopens after three-year closure
Tourism operators are celebrating the reopening of the southern WA landmark, the Gloucester Tree, with visitors making the 37-metre climb to its peak for the first time since its closure three years ago. Source link
ASX dips, while AI-buying frenzy drives Dow to record high — as it happened
The Australian share market eases slightly, even as an AI-stock-led rally boosted the Dow Jones to a record high for a second straight day. Source link
14 children die as Pakistan learning centre roof collapses
Workers had been repairing tiles on a decrepit building in Lahore when the roof gave way and crushed the youngsters. Source link
'Hyperscale' data centre planned for remote NT
The proposed 19,150-hectare ‘Project Ares’ would be built by Energy North on Murranji Station in the Barkly Region, as up to 12 proponents eye the NT for data centres. Source link
Live: Government defends budget housing tax changes as market cools
The government has again defended its housing tax changes included in the budget after a fresh report suggested house prices fell again in June. Follow live. Source link
Blackmores looks to knowledge graph to ground future agentic AI tools
Could assist in tailoring supplement recommendations. Source link
AWS to create division of 'embedded' AI engineers
To sit in customer organisations and fast-track AI deployments. Source link
DTA's latest Microsoft support deal tops $100m
Over three years, instead of going year to year. Source link
Intelligence reports Germany under threat from extremists and foreign powers
Moscow-recruited saboteurs, Chinese spies, Iran-backed Islamist militants and violent neo-Nazis are growing problems, says intelligence service BfV. Source link