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Why Trump's push to expand his Abraham Accords was met with silence
As the US president pushes for a deal with Iran, he is reviving one of the signature foreign policy projects of his first term: the Abraham Accords. Here’s what to know about the series of agreements, and whether Arab countries will answer his call to formally establish diplomatic ties with Israel. Source link
Baz Luhrmann partners with Gold Coast on proposed creative arts precinct
The council wants to repurpose an existing depot into a major creative arts precinct that it says will generate $130 million annually and create 1,000 jobs. Source link
Jazz legend Sonny Rollins dies at 95
Rollins, one of the greatest saxophonists of all time, played with everyone from Miles Davis to The Rolling Stones. Source link
Can State of Origin save an NRL season that's losing its way?
Players, coaches and fans are disillusioned with the rule changes that have come to define this NRL season but ahead of Origin I can the interstate series put a broken season back together? Source link
In Pictures: 'Phishing as a Service' – Abnormal AI and AUSCERT roundtable
A selection of photos from a recent iTnews roundtable lunch at Uncle Su restaurant at the Star on the Gold Coast. Source link
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Operationalise AI with trusted safeguards
iTnews 2026 Benchmark Awards proudly sponsored by NRI. Hear from Cameron Curtis, General Manager, IT Advisory at NRI on how to operationalise AI with trusted safeguards. Source link
ACL injury appears to end Warriors legend's NRL career
Warriors club legend Roger Tuivasa-Sheck appears to have played his last NRL game after confirming he suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury in round 12. Source link
In Pictures: Secure your endpoint – Airlock Digital & AUSCERT roundtable
A selection of photos from a recent iTnews roundtable lunch at Cucina Vivo restaurant at the Star on the Gold Coast. Source link
US military strikes Iranian boats and missile launch sites
US Centcom says the strikes were designed “to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces”. Source link
Tasmania 'just wanted to roll trucks in' in quick fix for icebreaker refuelling saga
A federal department says the Tasmanian government’s proposed interim solution to a costly refuelling saga affecting Australia’s Antarctic icebreaker is “far from” acceptable. Source link