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NACC boss Paul Brereton resigns amid pressure over misconduct, defence ties
Mr Brereton was found in 2024 to have engaged in officer misconduct in his role as head of the NACC and has since faced pressure over his defence connections. Source link
'Fool, ignoramus': Parliamentary committee suspended as senators clash
A heated exchange prompted a Liberal senator to step in and call point of order on the Labor chair after several insults directed at Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie, before a brief suspension. Source link
ISIS-linked women and children to return to Australia within days
A group of women and children linked to Islamic State fighters are expected to arrive home within days after purchasing flights to Australia. Source link
NBN Co asks ACMA for spectrum licence discount
Faces sizable spectrum renewal bill in mid-2031. Source link
Neale Daniher to be remembered with state funeral, premier reveals
A great of the game and icon after his retirement, Neale Daniher is being remembered as a fighter and an inspiration after his death. Source link
V'landys to take over as NRL CEO after Abdo quits to join Tennis Australia
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo causes a shock in the rugby league world by departing mid-season after a highly-successful six-year stint. Source link
Government bails out Rex's multi-million-dollar debt to regional airports
Council-owned airports have been bailed out by the federal government to the tune of $4.8 million, $2 million of which was for NSW alone. Source link
China launches astronauts into space amid new race to Moon
China has launched three astronauts into space, including one who will stay for a year for a study of the long-term impacts on a human in orbit, ahead of Beijing’s goal of a crewed Moon landing by 2030. Source link
Football Australia reeling as staff review reveals 'toxic, chaotic' culture
Football Australia employees are asked to use three words to describe the culture at the organisation, and the results are damning. Source link
Trump says a deal is close. Here are the sticking points still dividing the US and Iran
A possible US-Iran agreement is taking shape, but the toughest issues are still unsettled, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, curbing Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, and ending regional fighting. Source link