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Hundreds of jobs to go at Home Affairs amid 'financial pressures'
The secretary of the second-largest department says she has been trying to reduce headcount by natural attrition, but that further job cuts are needed by the end of the financial year to fit within the department’s budget. Source link
King's speech to Congress hits on several Trump controversies
In a speech that was supposed to be apolitical, King Charles hits on some hot-button issues that are fuelling controversies around the Trump administration. Source link
Macquarie Bank saves 130,000 hours in seven months of Gemini Enterprise use
Reveals how it got risk teams onboard with adoption. Source link
Stoinis goes big but Royals dent crown of Ponting's Kings
Ricky Ponting’s Punjab Kings record a six-wicket loss against Rajasthan Royals in the IPL, despite Marcus Stoinis’s breathtaking innings. Source link
OpenAI's latest AI models, Codex now available on Amazon Bedrock
A day after the ChatGPT creator loosened its ties with Microsoft. Source link
Questions loom over LIV Golf's future, but a multi-million dollar course upgrade is playing through
The Malinauskas government took a calculated risk to redevelop the North Adelaide Golf Course in time for LIV Golf in 2028. It might not pay off. Source link
Cotton growers furious as dam expansion dumped over wetland fears
Water users in part of the Murray-Darling Basin are anxious that a proposal to protect their interests during droughts has been abandoned, as the dry conditions continue to worsen. Source link
Speculation builds on how upcoming budget will address fuel supply
As the international fuel crisis continues to cause concern, the federal government is under pressure to provide a fix during next month’s budget. Source link
'Double-headed monster' set to push up prices at the check-out
Companies that use plastic packaging are facing price pressures and supply disruptions, which they warn will likely mean higher costs for consumers. The cost of food-grade resin out of Singapore, which is used in milk bottles, has increased 110 per cent since the start of the Middle East war. Source link
Why this First Nations film is the must-see movie of the year
Convinced to return to the story of the 2018 outback drama Sweet Country, Kaytetye filmmaker Warwick Thornton fell in love with the possibilities. Source link