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Why the gas tax momentum is building to stop selling Australia short
Gas giants are breathing a sigh of relief after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ruled out a 25 per cent tax on exports in next month’s budget. But for how long will the federal government resist something that one leading expert says is in our “national interest”? Source link
AFL 'specifically rejects' suggestion slurs commonplace among players
AFL CEO Andrew Dillon responds after the appeals board chair suggests slurs are commonplace among the league’s players. Source link
Court shown Rebel Wilson text exchange about actor's bath incident
A Sydney court is shown a text message exchange between Hollywood star Rebel Wilson and a movie producer over a bathroom incident involving a young actor. Source link
Telstra's AI bid to nip customer complaints in the bud
Spots potential migration issues faster. Source link
Kyle Sandilands vows 'truth will raise its head' in case against ex-employer
Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson have separately launched legal proceedings following the termination of their $100 million contracts. Source link
Failing on social mobility 'is inefficiency with a human face'
Is reducing inequality and increasing social mobility one of Australia’s best paths to improving our lacklustre economic productivity performance? Source link
'Nice to be nice': Duo help collapsed runner finish Boston Marathon
Aaron Beggs, who helped fellow runner Ajay Haridasse across the Boston Marathon finish line, says “the natural instinct was just to go and pick him up”. Source link
UK's generational smoking ban applauded in Australia
Anyone born after 2008 will be banned from buying cigarettes or vapes for life in the UK when a new bill becomes law. Source link
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Compressing software lifecycles
iTnews 2026 Benchmark Awards proudly sponsored by PhoenixDX. Hear from Pedro Carrilho, Managing Director & Founder at PhoenixDX about compressing software lifecycles. Source link
Want to buy a football team? Why this club's next chapter is unwritten
Canberra United is once again without an owner and facing an uncertain future, in a tale all too familiar for players and fans of the A-League’s only stand-alone women’s team. Source link