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Ancient monument marked summer solstice centuries before Stonehenge
Archaeologists have discovered traces of a wooden structure built 5000 years ago, 5 kilometres from Stonehenge, which appears to have been an even older monument for marking the summer solstice Source link
NAB taps Databricks' Genie AI tools to derive more value from its data
Taps tools to improve customer communications around disputes. Source link
Love of film makes for a perfect mix for this WA farmer
Farmer Brianna Jones has worked on some of Western Australia’s biggest film productions, such as Blueback, Sweet As, and The Surfer. Source link
The rise and fall of Australian theatre-restaurants
One of Queensland’s last “dinner and a show” venues is selling up, following a long-running decline of theatre-restaurants across the country. Source link
Live: 'It's signed': US and Iran agree to end war within 60 days
The US and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Follow live. Source link
Sell-out shows, cult status line-up: How Dark Mofo catapults artists
Her headline show at Dark Mofo sold out in just over an hour, something Tasmanian Indigenous singer Miss Kaninna says couldn’t have happened without the winter festival’s ability to attract “massive, massive” music industry names. Source link
US-Iran deal covers Lebanon, Strait of Hormuz and Iran's uranium
The presidents of the United States and Iran have officially signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Source link
Live: Nationals senator concerned Hanson wants to 'pick and choose' journalists
Bridget McKenzie says she’s concerned Pauline Hanson wants to “pick and choose” which journalists to answer questions from following the One Nation leader’s address to the National Press Club yesterday. Follow live. Source link
ASX closes down as US rate rise looks increasingly likely this year — as it happened
The ASX closed down today, led by mining and tech stocks. Oil has also fallen as the US-Iran peace deal lifts the outlook for supply. Source link
Wife and carer 'dumbfounded' by husband's aged care assessment
Melbourne man Graham Crossan relies on his wife Gaynor to help him eat, move and even breathe. But a new assessment tool means he has been refused funding for more support. Source link