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Lendi Group runs first project through "agentic SDLC"
Software delivery gets an AI makeover. Source link
EU says OpenAI offers to open access to cyber security model
Anthropic not there yet. Source link
CBA opens a second US 'tech hub'
Aims to get even closer to AI firms and development ecosystems. Source link
Vocus revives CTO role, brings in ex-Telstra networks exec
After nine years without using the title. Source link
Delta 'proud' to be at Eurovision as five nations boycott competition
This week, the Eurovision Song Contest will burst onto the stage in Vienna, and onto screens around the globe, but behind the colour and campness, this year’s competition is shaping up as one of the most politically charged in history. Source link
Trump, Xi and the AI race that could reshape global power
When Trump last visited China in 2017, artificial intelligence was not yet the centre of global power. Now it is. Source link
Cricket Australia hoping private owners can make BBL a cricket 'grand slam'
Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg says private investment in the Big Bash League is “inevitable” and waiting for too long could mean “we’ve missed the boat” as more competitions pop up around the world. Source link
Vanuatu drops limitations on China in key pact with Australia
The ABC can reveal that after months of difficult negotiations, the Nakamal Agreement has been approved by Vanuatu’s cabinet but omits key limitations on China’s influence. Source link
What will be in tonight's federal budget? Here are the major measures we know about so far
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is unveiling his fifth budget tonight, and housing for younger Australians will be a centrepiece. Source link
Why Chalmers's budget will rein in the property free-for-all
After being rejected twice by an electorate that didn’t want to give up lucrative tax arrangements on property, the Albanese government has sniffed the breeze and decided the time is ripe for change. Source link