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The Gulf will 'not go back to where it was' after the Iran war
Before a flare-up in fighting over the weekend, the interim deal between the United States and Iran was giving the region something it badly needs, analysts say. Source link
Gun laws, dating gods and polar bears: This week's Race Around The World
From survival vaults in Norway to a pianist in Pisa, catch up on the films from week four of Race Around The World. Source link
How CIT & Cisco Put Students at the Centre of Campus Design
CIT rethinks learning through smarter technology. Source link
Delivering healthcare AI success with sound foundations and a systemic approach
Healthcare AI needs foundations before scale. Source link
How Canberra Institute of Technology and Cisco put students at the centre of campus design
CIT rethinks learning through smarter technology. Source link
Skydiving plane crashes in France, killing all 11 people on board
A small aircraft carrying skydivers has crashed in eastern France, killing all 11 people on board, local authorities say. Source link
Australian run of Waitress closing early with Sydney shows cancelled
The Australian stage production of Waitress will no longer continue on its national tour, with planned shows in Sydney now cancelled. Source link
Major capital cities record worst housing auction clearance rates in years
Sydney and Melbourne record their weakest auction results in years, with fewer than half of all homes going under the hammer finding a buyer. Source link
If the UK has become ungovernable, some people say Brexit is to blame
It took only a month after coming to office for Keir Starmer’s popularity to begin plummeting. Does it mean the UK has become ungovernable? Or is something else to blame? Source link
Treasurer promises to 'fix' property tax oversight, but won't say how exactly
The Treasurer is promising to “fix” an unintended consequence of the government’s overhaul of property tax breaks to protect widows and divorcees — but he has refused to say exactly how. Source link