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'Miasma' worm infests Red Hat npm packages
Trusted publishing defence mechanism side-stepped with compromised token. Source link
Major Russian attack on Ukraine leaves at least 22 dead and dozens injured
Moscow targeted Kyiv and other cities, killing multiple people, damaging buildings and leaving wounded trapped under rubble, local authorities say. Source link
French Open boss backs line judges after fan spots missed call
Despite the other grand slams relying on technology for their line calls, French Open director Amelie Mauresmo is still happy with her human line judges despite a controversial miss costing Casper Ruud. Source link
Farm profits to dive by 70 per cent as drought and costs bite
The ABARES report for the June quarter predicts national crop production will fall by more than 20 per cent, with profits down 70 per cent for broadacre farms. Source link
Offers made for Whitsundays resort 'comparable to Hamilton Island'
A proposed resort and overwater gondola at a Whitsundays island is a step closer to becoming reality, after attracting expressions of interest from several possible buyers. Source link
Minimum wage rises more than inflation in 'particularly challenging' decision
Australia’s minimum wage will increase by 5.97 per cent, and minimum award workers will get a 4.75 per cent pay boost, in the Fair Work Commission’s (FWC) annual wage review. Source link
James Boag ends 145-year history as brewer ceases Tasmanian production
The famed northern Tasmanian brewer announces it will cease production in the state by November and repay a government loan it secured to keep its Launceston brewery visitor centre open. Source link
Telstra elevates Dayle Stevens to company-wide AI role
Prompts reshuffle in Data & AI function. Source link
Meg Lanning gets AI slop treatment in team promo
The controversial takeover of Hundred franchise Manchester Super Giants continues with a promotional video criticised for seemingly being entirely AI-rendered. Source link
Gas workers strike as negotiations on pay deal stall
Australian workers at the Japanese gas company Inpex walked off the job this morning, and plan to strike again this evening. Source link