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Australian cyber teams test data security controls after Court transcriptions offshored
Chasing full text of investigative reports. Source link
Microsoft trials automatic device isolation from network in Defender for Endpoint
Adds scheduled anti-malware scans for Linux. Source link
Breaking: Preferred bidder announced for troubled Liberty Bell Bay smelter
A consortium headed by Adroit Capital is announced as the preferred bidder for the smelter in northern Tasmania, as federal and state government pledge another $5 million to support workers in the weeks ahead. Source link
Two-time Ballon d'Or winner Putellas ends 14-year Barcelona career
Alexia Putellas ends her stint at Barcelona after winning 10 league titles and four Champions Leagues with the Spanish giants. Source link
Birrell stuns fifth seed as Osaka and Sabalenka dazzle at French Open
Australia’s Kimberly Birrell continues a day of upsets for Australia by advancing to the second round of the French Open for the first time in her career. Source link
'Not far away': Rescuers confident of reaching group trapped in Laos cave
Seven people remain trapped after heavy rain triggered a landslide but rescuers say they are close to reaching the group. Source link
Employment services to get largest overhaul in 30 years
Jobseeker services will shift away from a one-size-fits-all approach to a new tiered model, to be unveiled by the government later today. Source link
BP removes chair over 'serious concerns' about conduct
The BBC reported Albert Manifold’s departure followed concerns about “bullying” and “overbearing” behaviour, which he later described as a “false narrative”. Source link
'Kidding ourselves': Daley whacks talk of Cleary's losing Origin record
NSW coach Laurie Daley says the responsibility does not solely rest on the shoulders of his star No.7 ahead of this year’s State of Origin campaign. Source link
ASX jumps as odds of June rate rise move close to zero — as it happened
Shares climbed on the ASX after softer than expected inflation figures sent market bets of a June rate rise to less than 10 per cent. Source link