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Brad Scott reveals he wanted Essendon to trade Zach Merrett, confirms bumper Harley Reid offer
The ousted Essendon coach reveals he was against the decision to keep Zach Merrett at the club despite a late trade offer from Hawthorn. Source link
Live: Jobseeker services to get first overhaul in 30 years
Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth will today announce major changes to Australia’s unemployment system, which currently supports more than 1 million jobseekers. Follow live. Source link
Two remaining Whyalla steelworks bidders announced, BlueScope retains last offer right
Peter Malinauskas has announced M Resources and Jindal Steel are the two bidders remaining for the financially stricken Whyalla steelworks, while BlueScope Steel retains its right of last offer. Source link
'Can't put it into words': Origin star's mum reveals heartbreaking call
Cameron Munster’s mum reveals the heartbreaking call she had to make before her superstar son led Queensland to victory days after the shock death of his dad. Source link
Australia Post is co-developing two ML models to prioritise its incident queue
Unpacking its five month-old partnership with a security startup. Source link
Iran calls latest US strikes 'bad faith' sign as internet slowly restored
Iran has denounced US strikes in the country’s south as a sign of “bad faith and unreliability” as negotiations toward a possible deal to end the war continue. Source link
ACCC greenlights Superloop, Lynham separation plan
Says it will incentivise further fast fibre investment. Source link
'No excuse' for renewable company destroying Wiradjuri rock shelter
Members of a First Nations community in Central West NSW say they were devastated to learn a culturally significant rock shelter had been destroyed to make way for a renewable energy project. Source link
Telstra restructure reunites IT and networks
Under a single function and executive. Source link
Fidel Castro's daughter fled his regime, and has a warning for the US
Fidel Castro’s daughter says the US has failed to find a way to deal with Cuba for decades. But she tells the ABC that the Trump administration has a difference that could spell the end of the regime she fled. Source link