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Live: Australia reacts to government's wide-reaching NDIS overhaul
The overhaul will see about 160,000 kicked off the scheme by the end of the decade, reducing its projected growth from 10 per cent a year to 2 per cent — a cut in real terms. Source link
Marsh 50 not enough as Giants fall to Archer's pace
Australia T20 skipper Mitch Marsh did his best to bail out Lucknow Super Giants, but his half-century wasn’t enough to save them from defeat against Rajasthan. Source link
Microsoft to integrate Anthropic's Mythos into its security development program
Will help identify vulnerabilities and develop fixes faster. Source link
ANZ Banking Group names acting CISO
Following the retirement of Dr Maria Milosavljevic. Source link
Perhaps we're seeing Trump's tactics. Perhaps we're just seeing chaos
The countdown clock has been wiped. Perhaps it’s a ploy or perhaps no-one knows what’s going on, writes Middle East correspondent Matthew Doran. Source link
BoQ looks to legacy decommissioning as core consolidation gains pace
AI opportunities emerge. Source link
Liberty jobs secure for now, but what happens when the money runs out?
Three weeks of wages have been guaranteed for Liberty Bell Bay smelter workers, but with no buyer locked in, questions remain about what happens next. Source link
Disability community scared and surprised by scale of planned NDIS cuts
NDIS Minister Mark Butler has defended the government’s latest cost-cutting changes to the scheme in an interview with the ABC, amid an avalanche of participant concern. Source link
'Going out for coffee not a luxury': NDIS families grapple with planned cuts
An average cut of $7,000 to NDIS participant plans could hurt social supports, providing the “only interaction with the outside world” for some people with disability, advocates warn, as the minister concedes the savings will have a material impact on participant plans. Source link
'Ghosted': Musicians claim gig booker owes thousands of dollars
A triple j hack investigation uncovers allegations that a booking agency has failed to pay more than 20 Australian bands and artists. Source link