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NAB's CSO to move to ANZ Banking Group
In major security executive shift. Source link
PM rules out British backpackers being forced to work in regions
The prime minister has vowed not to make British backpackers work in regional areas as part of a looming migration overhaul, defusing a potential diplomatic stoush with the United Kingdom. Source link
'Unfortunate kick in the guts' as inflation data increases RBA rate hike risk
Inflation is continuing to cool with the annual headline rate rising to 3.5 per cent in July, but some economists say it has increased the risk of another interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia this year. Source link
New country music festival Longhaul cancelled in its first year
The festival, headlined by Kacey Musgraves and Kane Brown, was set to land in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in January. Source link
Dolly Parton on life, love and loss in her own words
Dolly Parton was rarely lost for words, possessing a remarkable ability to impart wisdom wrapped in her signature southern wit. Source link
Productivity Commission slams 'clowns' comments after GST report
The Productivity Commission says the WA premier “crossed a line” with his criticisms of the body’s interim report on GST, adding that political commentary from federal government ministers undermines the commission’s integrity. Source link
Predictable costs, provable control drives data repatriation
Cloud costs rise, and sovereignty becomes business-critical. Source link
How Dolly Parton fostered child literacy as a tribute to her dad
Dolly Parton was known best for her songwriting skills but her tireless work to improve child literacy will leave a lasting legacy. Source link
Coalition report calls for 80pc cut to tobacco excise, legalised vapes — as it happened
A Coalition report has called for the tobacco excise to be slashed by up to 80 per cent and a framework for businesses to legally sell vapes. Source link
Live: Hotter-than-expected inflation result fuels uncertainty over RBA rate decision
Inflation eases even as retail giant Woolworths sees its headline profit surge by 18 per cent to $1.1 billion, while Australia’s private credit woes deepen as a large investment firm imposes redemption limits. Follow live. Source link