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Thredbo 'exposed to a warming climate' as value cut by $149m
One of Australia’s largest ski resorts has had its value halved, with its owner blaming a poor 2026 snow season and the need to install new chairlifts and more snowmaking. Source link
Live: PM says information out of Nepal is 'difficult' following deadly flood
The prime minister says getting information out of Nepal is “difficult” following a deadly flood that has killed more than 150 people. Follow live. Source link
US says Chinese hackers broke into Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve, Senate
Seizes domains used to execute campaign. Source link
Meta agrees to pay up to US$18 billion to settle lawsuits
Over childrens’ social media addiction. Source link
Woolworths lifts the covers on internal AI
Aiming to ease pressure on support operations. Source link
Police and KPMG unable to say why $6m contract cancelled
Tasmania Police officers have been using a ‘clunky’ intelligence system for years. KPMG was engaged to update it, but after two years and $6 million, its contract has been terminated and neither party can say why. Source link
Why young people didn't just like Dolly — they loved her
Why did millennials and gen Z embrace an artist whose first single arrived in 1959? The answer says a lot about Dolly Parton. Source link
Albanese's rare concession in the energy wars is revealing
As is so often the case in Australia, the politics came down to a fight over energy. Source link
The fiery threats that made Dolly Parton a 'natural-born movie star'
With a few fiery words and a mountain of blonde curls, Dolly Parton went from country music singer to a “natural-born movie star” in 9 to 5. Source link
ASIC warns of 'first significant cracks' in Australian private credit
The collapse of a large and hugely indebted NSW property developer leaves several private credit lenders and their investors heavily exposed, while other major funds have started restricting withdrawals. Source link