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What it's like creating a concert shaped by audience choices
The ABC Classic 100 in Concert brings Australia’s most popular classical music, as chosen by audiences, from the radio to the stage. Source link
Push to tax gas companies 'ripping up our oceans' as Gorgon plan approved
Natural gas taxes are back in the fray after the expansion of Chevron’s Gorgon project off WA’s north-west coast received environmental approval amid a Senate inquiry into how resources are taxed. Source link
Live: ASX flat on rising Hormuz tension
The ASX has opened flat on rising Hormuz tensions as oil prices rebound from Friday’s slump. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Chalmers to hold talks with states as he flags further NDIS 'savings' — as it happened
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is flagging more “savings” to the National Disability Insurance Scheme as the government seeks to curb growth to about 5 per cent. Take a look back at the day’s coverage here. Source link
Profits shrivel as yellow tail winemaker posts $5.5 million loss
The maker of one of Australia’s best-known wine brands, yellow tail, says rising costs and global factors such as tariffs are behind the sharp drop in profits. Source link
Milk, bread prices to increase within weeks due to war in Iran
Farmers ask for a 30-cent-per-litre price rise for milk as fuel and fertiliser prices surge. Source link
NZ maintains rugby sevens dominance, beating Australia in another final
The Black Ferns Sevens beat Australia’s women’s rugby sevens team to win the Hong Kong title, marking the ninth time in the past 10 finals that the Kiwis have come out on top. Source link
Services Australia tips virtual desktop consolidation
Aims to reduce technical and financial overheads. Source link
Judo Bank hires ex-Bendigo CIO
As its chief technology officer. Source link
Carsales follows customers into AI chat apps
Podcast: Executive general manager of technology and data Michelle Low. Source link