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Bluey speaks Indigenous language in time for NAIDOC week
The animated award-winning cartoon series Bluey has been translated into Yolŋu Matha, from north-east Arnhem Land, for NAIDOC Week. Source link
ASX up, oil plunges to three-month low while SpaceX becomes fifth-biggest US company — as it happened
Oil prices sink to a three-month low on reports the US will allow Iran to start selling oil again, while the Australian share market edges up after a sell-off across Wall Street’s tech and AI stocks. Source link
Trump intensifies pressure on Netanyahu over Lebanon attacks
The US president levels more criticism at Israel’s prime minister and suggests asking Syria to take on Hezbollah “if Israel can’t do the job without killing everyone else”. Source link
Live: Joyce cautions Hanson ahead of National Press Club address
Barnaby Joyce has cautioned his leader Pauline Hanson against falling for “gotcha questions” during her address to the National Press Club today. Follow live. Source link
Childcare workers scrap plan to walk off job as pay scheme extended
Early educators had threatened to walk off the job to keep a federally funded 15 per cent pay subsidy due to end in November. Source link
What a trillion dollars costs democracy
Democracy cannot survive trillionaires. We need to start taxing billionaires properly. Source link
Dealing with NDIS leading to anxiety and suicidal ideation among participants
Participants say they are “exhausted” and “overwhelmed” by trying to navigate the complex and ever-changing NDIS system. Source link
NT Corrections to get electronic rostering system
Commercial off-the-shelf platform to be used. Source link
A close look at Iran's 14-point plan reveals what Tehran could gain
Iran agreeing to a ceasefire deal with the United States tells us Tehran likely had something to gain from signing on. This is what Iran is promoting as the 14-point deal. Source link
Why the market thinks Michele Bullock is bluffing on rate hikes
Michele Bullock made it abundantly clear that the RBA was not ruling out further interest rate rises, but the market appears to be unswayed by the tough talk. Source link