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Japan raids ice cream companies over alleged price fixing cartel
Six of Japan’s biggest ice cream companies are under suspicion of forming a cartel to hike up prices. Source link
One Nation prepared to cut worker entitlements to shore up struggling small businesses
One Nation’s newly named “treasury spokesman” Barnaby Joyce says the party is prepared to cut worker entitlements to safeguard small businesses struggling to deal with inflation and high power prices. Source link
NT's new climate resilience plan lists gas project as top priority
The Northern Territory government’s newly released climate resilience plan has listed the acceleration of gas extraction at the Beetaloo Basin as a top priority. Environment groups have fiercely criticised the plan, saying it will “make climate change worse”. Source link
RBA warns financial industry to prepare for 'more shock-prone future'
A new era of strategic uncertainty has serious implications for Australia’s financial industry, the Reserve Bank warns. Source link
Hanson pledges to end multiculturalism as police investigate GetUp stunt
A banner interrupted the senator’s first address at the National Press Club in 30 years, in which she laid out a vision for an Australian “monoculture”. Source link
Hanson wasn't there for Press Club. She was there for Fight Club
The spectacle of the One Nation leader having a blue with journalists — or indeed anyone even vaguely associated with Canberra incumbency — is catnip for the Hanson algorithm. And the lady is not stupid. Source link
Kyle Sandilands responds to his $12m settlement with ARN Media
In an ASX announcement on Wednesday, ARN Media agreed to pay the shock jock $12.09 million, with $3 million payable as soon as next month. Source link
Cambodia says 310,000 suspected scammers left country amid crackdown
A report by Amnesty International casts doubt on the impact of Cambodia’s high-profile scam industry crackdown, finding authorities failed to dismantle the “vast majority” of operations. Source link
Access control flaw left FIFA World Cup match streams wide-open
Researcher could’ve controlled cameras and captured live stream keys. Source link
Glue Store closes after posting $8.4m loss as economic pain hits retailers
Glue Store announces its permanent closure, becoming the latest Australian retailer to fail this year. Source link