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Iran strikes hit Kuwait, killing one, while US hits Qeshm Island
At least one person has been killed and more than 60 injured in an attack on Kuwait’s international airport, as Iran and the US launch strikes against each other. Source link
Live: 'A lot more headwinds to come' as economy slows, consumers turn 'cautious'
Australia’s economy expanded 0.3 per cent in the first quarter of 2026, taking the annual growth rate to 2.5 per cent, the ABS says. Follow live. Source link
Green top-scores and Ellis stands tall as Australia levels ODI series
Nathan Ellis shines with the ball, while Cameron Green tops the run-scoring for Australia in a 41-run ODI victory over Pakistan in Lahore. Source link
Trump administration to ask US AI firms to voluntarily submit models for cyber security tests
As fears mount over powerful new systems. Source link
Microsoft teases new era of AI-driven devices
To be used in place of traditional apps. Source link
Telstra, Google Cloud take capacity on each other's networks
Terrestrial and subsea. Source link
Service NSW CTO joins CDO in exiting
Moves into tertiary education sector. Source link
Snowy 2.0 blows out by more than $3m a day. Will it ever be worth it?
Australia’s most ambitious renewable energy project is slowly nearing completion, but experts are divided on whether Snowy 2.0 will ever justify its snowballing price tag. Source link
These companies have controversial pasts. Google AI didn't tell us
We searched Google for information on some of the world’s biggest tobacco companies. The results raised questions about how much of the AI overview was coming from the brands themselves. Source link
Agile isn’t the problem: why projects still fail, and what’s missing
Nearly 70 per cent of IT projects still fail or fall short of expectations, despite significant investment in delivery frameworks, methodologies, and transformation programs intended to improve delivery success. Source link