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Players express 'deep disappointment' over French Open prize money
Top players, including world number ones on the men’s and women’s tour, criticise the increased French Open prize money pool as not being enough amidst other unresolved welfare demands. Source link
Live: Assistant minister 'astounded' tobacco giant gave evidence to inquiry in private
Assistant Minister for Customs Julian Hill says he’s “astounded” that tobacco giant Philip Morris International was allowed to give evidence to a federal parliamentary inquiry in private. Follow live. Source link
Woolworths IQ taps accelerator for impactful AI use cases
Prepares a series of “capstone” projects for production. Source link
NSW gov downgrades impact of alleged Treasury data breach
As investigation continues. Source link
Telstra's composable IT architecture neutralises vendor lock-in risk
Podcast: Refuses to be held hostage by tech partners. Source link
Who pays to put food on the table during a global crisis?
As the price of food and agricultural production goes up during the Iran conflict, supermarkets are being urged to absorb more of the cost. Source link
What Luai's shock NRL move could mean for Australian and NZ rugby union
The NRL’s expansion has ramifications for more than the existing 17 clubs, with Australian and New Zealand rugby talent also in the crosshairs. Source link
Vietnam's 135,000-seat gold stadium points to something even bigger
The country announced more than 500 infrastructure projects last year alone, totalling $280 billion, as it pushes ahead with an ambitious plan to revolutionise its economy. Source link
Teen left behind after Vanuatu earthquake sues Commonwealth
A teenager with multiple disabilities stranded for days in Vanuatu’s capital city after a deadly 2024 earthquake is taking the Australian government to the federal court for disability discrimination. Source link
Capital gains tax, negative gearing and trusts to form budget tax trio
The government is still finalising the details of its budget, but several sources say three tax policies that featured in Labor’s 2019 election campaign will be revived and rethought. Source link