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NSW Treasury staffer allegedly exfiltrated 5600 sensitive documents
Charges laid. Source link
Producer on Rebel Wilson film branded 'Indian Ghislaine Maxwell', court hears
Australian actor Rebel Wilson asked her crisis communications firm to publish a website that accused a producer on her own film of being an “Indian Ghislaine Maxwell”, a Sydney court hears. Source link
Labor secretary leaves Trump's cabinet after abuse of power allegations
The Labor secretary’s departure was announced by a White House aide on Monday, local time. Source link
Festival ticketholders waiting six years for refund after cancelled shows
Ticketholders are still waiting for refunds and answers from The Drop music festival. Source link
Woolworths's 'Prices Dropped' promotion broke guidelines, court hears
The consumer watchdog has taken Woolworths to court, claiming shoppers weren’t receiving genuine discounts on hundreds of items. Source link
'I know who my son is': Elijah Hollands's father posts heartfelt message
Elijah Hollands’s father, former AFL player Ben Hollands, posts on social media pledging to help lift his son up and urging others to check on their friends if they are struggling. Source link
New Zealand prime minister survives confidence vote
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he has the support of his party after calling and winning a vote of confidence in his leadership. Source link
What to know about new CEO of one of world's biggest tech companies
The new CEO of Apple will be tasked with catching up in the AI race and continuing the company’s legacy as a dominating force in the technology world. Source link
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Keeping cyber education engaging
iTnews partnered with Infoblox for the AISA and Hemisphere East Women in Cyber Security Summit in Canberra. Hear from Chantelle Ralevska, Founder and CEO at Psyber about keeping cyber education engaging. Source link
One dead and six injured after shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids
A Canadian tourist has died and at least six other people have been injured after a man opened fire while atop of one of the historic Teotihuacán pyramids in Mexico. Source link