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This herb could halt a major NT gas project
The NT government is arguing its planned mega Middle Arm gas industry precinct will be needed to help shore up Australia’s future fuel and energy supplies — but it has just identified that a tiny endangered herb could be growing in the way. Source link
Live: Australia secures first vessel for strategic fleet
Australia has secured the first vessel for its maritime strategic fleet, which is to be comprised of up to 12 privately owned, commercially operated ships. Follow live. Source link
California sues 23andMe over large 2023 data breach
Exposed genetic and other personal information. Source link
Netanyahu directs Israel's military to take over 70 per cent of Gaza
Israel effectively controls an estimated 64 per cent of Gaza, now bombarded to ruins by Israel’s two-year military assault that followed the 2023 Hamas attack on southern Israel. Source link
ABS runs six-month IT environment hardening before census
Plugs “significant” resourcing into the program of work. Source link
Major wine retailer puts vineyards up for sale amid industry-wide squeeze
Endeavour Group, which owns Dan Murphy’s and BWS, announces it will step away from some key vineyards and wineries in South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania, and close a major South Australian bottling plant. Source link
Officeworks to offshore hundreds of jobs in search for white-collar workers
The Australian office products retailer is planning to offshore hundreds of jobs to India and the Philippines, joining a growing trend of businesses hoping to find more highly skilled white-collar workers overseas. Source link
Aussies facing 'most important day' of World Championship campaign
The threat of relegation hangs over the Australian men’s rugby sevens squad ahead of the final two rounds of the World Championship series. Source link
Need for mine's hybrid power plant 'embarrassing', outback MP says
An international energy company is building Australia’s largest off-grid renewable hybrid power facility, as a state politician criticises the need for it. Source link
Labor campaigned on 'integrity' so the NACC should be enjoying public trust by now
In an extraordinary irony, the National Anti-Corruption Commission has become best known for “own goals”, rocked by internal scandals and attracting a litany of complaints. Source link