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Teen sensation takes Socceroos breakout in his stride
Lucas Herrington is on track to become Australia’s youngest World Cup starter yet, but the 18-year-old is taking his incredible rise in his stride. Source link
Aged care assessments under review
Aged Care Minister Sam Rae has strongly defended an assessment tool for at-home funding support after ordering it’s urgent review. Source link
'Concerned' Australia to protest at China's ban on NZ MPs
Beijing’s move to ban four New Zealand MPs from travelling to China, Hong Kong and Macau is largely unprecedented, causing alarm in Canberra and Wellington. Source link
Knicks win NBA finals opener interrupted by selfie-hunting fan
The New York steals game one of the NBA finals in San Antonio, shaking off a brief interruption by a court invader. Source link
The US's slavery finding against Australia should come as no surprise
Donald Trump had been using tariffs to increase his power over other countries until America’s Supreme Court stepped in. He was never going to cede that power easily. Source link
Researchers build self-replicating AI worm with BYO LLM
Malware is able to adapt attacks on the fly. Source link
Treasury Wine Estates to go big on digital, data and AI
As a key pillar of ‘Ascent’ transformation. Source link
MP uses parliament to reveal threats to NZYQ deportees in Nauru
A cohort of former detainees deported to Nauru by the federal government have faced threats of violence and verbal abuse, independent MP Andrew Wilkie has revealed under parliamentary privilege. Source link
Pentagon hires convicted January 6 rioter for national security job
The Trump administration has given a man who was jailed for his actions during the January 6, 2021, US Capitol riot a job in the Pentagon’s policy office. Source link
iTnews State of Data & AI Breakfast comes to Sydney this July
22 July | NEXTDC S3 Data Centre, Sydney. Source link