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Three Aussies in Giro d'Italia top 10 after key time trial
Ben O’Connor uses his Perth experience to impress in the Giro d’Italia’s only time trial stage of 2026, leapfrogging fellow West Australian Jai Hindley in the overall standings, with another Perth boy Michael Storer just behind them. Source link
Mosque shooting victims hailed as heroes and mourned by community
Three people killed by two shooters at a San Diego mosque were beloved pillars of the community and died while saving 140 children in the building at the time of the attack, authorities say. Source link
Apprehension as UK mining company enters Australian coal
Anglo American has operated metallurgical coal mines in Queensland since the turn of the century. Now, a UK-based company has bought them all. Source link
AustralianSuper hires its first head of AI and automation
Brings in a current vendor CTO. Source link
Tour company fallout deepens as more travellers speak out
The ABC has been contacted by more than 100 travellers since first reporting on the matter on Monday, with some claiming their tours were cancelled at the last minute and itineraries changed. Source link
Government innovation across key sectors
iTnews 2026 Benchmark Awards proudly sponsored by NRI. Hear from Cameron Curtis, General Manager, IT Advisory at NRI on government innovation across key sectors. Source link
Three nickel plants in WA to be converted to process gold
Idle infrastructure from WA’s once-booming nickel industry is set to be retrofitted to produce gold bars amid historic high prices for the precious metal. Source link
Maldives investigates if Italian divers went too deep in fatal cave dive
A Maldives government official says a permit was given to study soft corals, but authorities were unaware the group planned to cave dive. Source link
Hunter advances in French Open qualifiers as seeded duo fall
Storm Hunter is a step closer to her first French Open main draw appearance since 2023, as Priscilla Hon and Maddison Inglis fall short in the qualifiers. Source link
Fisheries body pushes for carp virus trial in Victoria's Wimmera
The Victorian Fisheries Authority wants to host a carp virus trial, but the federal government says it needs regulatory approval, which will delay research. Source link