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Live: Maroons face must-win Origin clash at Lang Park
For the second straight year, the NSW Blues can secure the Women’s State of Origin shield in Game II, with the Maroons trying to defend home turf in Brisbane. Follow live. Source link
Business groups lament migration plan as Taylor speaks
The Coalition wants to limit Australia’s net migration intake to only one person per new home built, but businesses say the economy needs a “sustainable” migration program. Source link
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The hidden cost of fragmentation: 3 signs your retail tech stack is failing you
Tech stacks rarely fail loudly. More often they fail gradually. This is just as true in retail as it is for any other sector. Source link
Who is in Trump's entourage of billionaires and executives in Beijing?
US President Donald Trump has brought a delegation of business executives for his visit to Beijing. Here’s why they made the trans-Pacific trip. Source link
The key takeaways from Trump and Xi's meeting in China
From a red carpet welcome to a high-profile tech entourage and a pointed reference to Taiwan, here are the main takeaways from Donald Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping in China. Source link
Albanese taunts Taylor as another defector joins Labor ranks
After failing to catch anyone by surprise with the budget, Anthony Albanese had another trick up his sleeve. Source link
'A good fit': How ex-Lambie senator found a home with Labor
She won office running under Jacqui Lambie’s banner, but brand-new Labor recruit Tasmanian senator Tammy Tyrrell says she wanted a “seat at the powerful table of the government”. Source link
Madonna, Shakira and BTS to co-headline World Cup final half-time show
The first-ever FIFA World Cup final half-time show has been announced. Source link
Ronda Rousey back for redemption after being burnt out
UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey is returning to the ring after almost a decade away, but this time she will be fighting on her own terms. Source link
Power to cut funding and stricter 'permanence' test under new NDIS
Legislation designed to save $35 billion in NDIS spending is introduced to parliament, revealing new powers for the minister to cut funding to classes of supports, automate some decisions and create requirements for prospective participants to exhaust all other treatment options before entering the NDIS. Source link