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Bribery and corruption barbs thrown as Solomon Islands PM voted out of office
Solomon Islands is set to have a new leader next week, with Jeremiah Manele voted out as prime minister after a fiery debate in parliament. Source link
DFAT says it has not been talking with Syria about return of 'ISIS brides'
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade says it has not had any contact with Syrian officials about the return of a group of Australian women and children with links to the Islamic State terrorist group. Source link
Pressure from individual particles measured for the first time
A device made using a tiny bead floating in a beam of light can measure extremely small pressures and could help find a mysterious kind of neutrino Source link
Indecision, secrets, and 'inevitability': Behind the latest 'ISIS bride' return
Advocates and the former Home Affairs boss say the return of another wave of so-called ‘ISIS brides’ was “inevitable”. But a hands-off approach means Labor lost control of the narrative. Source link
Hobart stadium costs scrutinised amid global construction cost surge
Tasmania’s parliament has passed a motion calling for the government to release updated cost estimates for the Hobart stadium amid rising construction expenses linked to the global fuel crisis. Source link
Thomas Peer Solutions unveils data cloud platform and executive leadership forum for 2026
Fragmented tech stacks hinder AI and data security, driving Thomas Peer Solutions to launch a unified data cloud platform. Source link
Kyle and Jackie O war costs ARN Media $26 million
ARN Media reveals “brand safety” concerns over the Kyle and Jackie O Show have cost the company tens of millions in advertising revenue. Source link
British PM Keir Starmer braces for ballot box backlash
They might be local elections, but the results of thousands of votes being held on Thursday around Britain are likely to have major ramifications for the national government. Source link
Experts warn increasing self-reliance comes at a cost
With the war in the Middle East focusing attention on fuel reserves and Australia’s self-reliance, experts warn there is no quick, or cheap, fix to reducing dependence on global supply chains. Source link
After 17 years, Jason Taumalolo is still forging new legends
As he prepares to become the most capped player in North Queensland history, Cowboys veteran Jason Taumalolo has come back from the brink to forge one last legend in his glittering career. Source link