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Pathways for students in cyber security
iTnews partnered with Infoblox for the AISA and Hemisphere East Women in Cyber Security Summit in Canberra. Hear from Kylie Elling, Director of Studies at Macarthur Anglican School about the importance of creating pathways for students into cyber security. Source link
Piastri ready to race again in Miami after F1's enforced break
Given a month-long enforced break, Australia’s Formula 1 star Oscar Piastri is keen to regain lost momentum when racing resumes in Miami this weekend. Source link
Royal commission recommends national firearms agreement and buyback scheme
The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion releases its interim report, making 14 recommendations. Source link
Roadworks on hold as regional councils grapple with fuel prices
Regional roadworks and construction projects are being put on hold as Victorian councils tighten their budgets amid the international fuel crisis. Source link
Blues out to rewrite State of Origin history in Newcastle series opener
The Blues are yet to enjoy success in Newcastle, a fact they are mindful of ahead of the first Women’s State of Origin match against the Maroons. Source link
Trump's would-be assassin took selfie 'armed to the teeth', court told
Court documents reveal further details about the case against the alleged gunman at the White House correspondents’ dinner in Washington. Source link
Travis Head makes stunning return to form in IPL
Travis Head reminds cricket fans of what he can produce with the bat, as he helps Sunrisers Hyderabad to a six-wicket win over Mumbai Indians. Source link
Live: ASX to fall as price of oil surges to more than $US120 a barrel
The Australian share market is set to open lower in morning trading as oil prices surge. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Live: Chalmers says housing 'driving deliberations' around possible tax changes
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says ensuring young Australians have access to the housing market is “driving deliberations” about possible changes to taxes. Follow live. Source link
Australia's summer saw the dawn of the big battery, as gas drops to 25-year low
A hot summer saw Australians use record amounts of electricity, but the growing share of renewable energy continued to push fossil fuels out of the grid, driving gas generation to its lowest level in 25 years. Source link