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Taiwanese president says island will not be sacrificed after Trump-Xi meeting
Speaking after Donald Trump’s meeting with China’s president, Taiwan’s leader says the island will not be sacrificed or traded and will not give up its free way of life. Source link
'Make it legal next time': Another blistering 100m for Aussie Nketia
For the second time this year, Eddie Nketia stops the clock in what would be an Australian record for the 100m, but is aided by an illegal tailwind. Source link
Composability in the Great Content Collapse
As AI search disrupts discovery, composability gives brands a faster, more accountable way to protect content performance. Source link
How an Australian designer's fashion fame spurred a mental health unravelling
Rochelle Gregory has clothed everyone from Paris Hilton to Dua Lipa. Now the designer is using film to candidly explore her mental health battle while showcasing her latest collection. Source link
Live: ASX down after Wall Street losses, AUD also lower, oil rises
The ASX 200 has opened the new trading week with a fall of 1.45 per cent, continuing its downward trend during the month of May. Meanwhile, uncertainty over the Iran war has seen Brent crude oil rise above $110 a barrel. Follow live. Source link
Live: Minister says government has more explaining to do on budget
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek says the government still has explaining to do over measures announced in last week’s federal budget. Follow live. Source link
Late bogey costs Cameron Smith after PGA Championship surge
Australian Cameron Smith makes a hot start to the final round at the PGA Championship, putting himself right in the mix to end his major drought, before tripping up on the penultimate hole. Source link
Service NSW charts a path off VMware's container platform
Will slash its present PaaS bill by three-quarters. Source link
Iran weekly briefing: New front emerges as UAE strikes back
The UAE shifts from target to combatant amid reports the US and Israel are preparing to renew strikes on Iran, writes Matthew Doran. Source link
South Korea says it will pursue all options to avoid Samsung strike
Avoiding costly closure of fabs. Source link