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Maroons name new-look Women's Origin side with 11-year first
With stalwart halves Ali Brigginshaw and Tarryn Aiken unavailable for selection, the Maroons name a new-look Queensland side for the first Women’s State of Origin game in Newcastle. Source link
ASX tumbles as Cochlear shares crash 40pc to 10-year low — as it happened
One of Australia’s biggest companies, Cochlear, has rattled investors by slashing its profit outlook, while the broader market drops. Source link
Young benches ex-coach's son and fires assistant to start Dragons tenure
Dean Young names the first team of his tenure as Dragons coach, dropping Kyle Flanagan to the bench and sacking assistant and attack coach Michael Ennis. Source link
Live: Backflip on showers for at-home aged care to cost $1b
Aged Care Minister Sam Rae says the decision to dump a controversial co-payment for basic at-home care will cost the budget $1 billion over four years. Follow live. Source link
Australia's Syenta raises US$26 million to ease AI chip bottleneck
Former Intel CEO joins board. Source link
TAL prioritises data and AI with "largest-ever technology deal"
Over five years. Source link
Trump says Iran's government 'seriously fractured' as he extends ceasefire
US President Donald Trump says he will hold off attacking Iran until Tehran’s negotiating teams come up with a unified proposal for a peace deal. Source link
Meta to start capturing employee mouse movements, keystrokes
For AI training, not performance assessments. Source link
500,000 Australians wait for end to 'limbo' as Butler readies NDIS plan
NDIS Minister Mark Butler must end the uncertainty half a million people have been living in when he announces changes to the nation’s disability scheme, mental health advocates say. Source link
The artworks we can't stop thinking about from the Adelaide Biennial
The legacy of nuclear testing, environmental degradation and more among the challenges facing Australia, as explored by artists in the Adelaide Biennial of Australian art. Source link