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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
State of Security 2026: Application Security
AI is accelerating software development, creating new challenges for application security to keep up. Source link
Hardwick defends Suns staffer amid AFL betting probe
Gold Coast Suns coach Damien Hardwick says team manager Mark Opie will continue his match-day duties despite being investigated by the AFL integrity unit over his links to a bookmaking firm. Source link
Coalition to propose permanent end to tax bracket creep
The Coalition will make a bold play to win back voters with a plan to automatically index income tax brackets to keep up with inflation. Source link
ISIS brides' arrest in Australia prompts anger in Syrian camp
The arrest of three Australian women linked to the Islamic State group sparks anger and frustration inside the Syrian refugee camp where they had lived for years. Source link
Donald Trump tells Xi Jinping they will have 'fantastic future' in bilateral meeting — as it happened
The highly anticipated meeting saw Donald Trump meet his Chinese counterpart in Beijing for the first time in nearly nine years. Take a look back at the historic visit. Source link
Enterprise testing across full lifecycle
iTnews 2026 Benchmark Awards proudly sponsored by NRI. Hear from Cameron Curtis, General Manager IT Advisory at NRI about enterprise testing across full lifecycle. Source link
VAR drama, pitch invasion as Scottish league heads for final day shootout
Celtic’s Kelechi Iheanacho scored a controversial penalty with the last kick of the game to secure a 3-2 win at Motherwell, sending the Scottish Premiership title race to a final-day showdown against leaders Heart of Midlothian. Source link
Coles found to have misled shoppers in bombshell Federal Court case
Supermarket giant Coles broke consumer law by misleading shoppers on discount prices, a Federal Court judge has found. Source link
USB stick opens Windows BitLocker drives in new zero-day
Disgruntled researcher publishes YellowKey proof-of-concept. Source link