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Giro crash hands young Aussie 'Bradbury moment' for best stage finish
Jensen Plowright never expected to be contesting for stage victories at this year’s Giro d’Italia. But the withdrawal of Kaden Groves and yet another calamitous crash gave him his first chance on stage six. Source link
Flight Centre looking for cloud exits
As it chases further standardisation. Source link
F5 patches 18-year-old AI-found 'Rift' vulnerability in NGINX web server
Heap buffer overflow in rewrite module. Source link
NBN Co AI could give RSPs more network intelligence
Explores more agentic applications. Source link
'Mega' gas-fired power stations could be the new normal, analyst says
Energy Australia says the proposed 1.4-gigawatt gas-fired power plant would be critical to the energy transition by supplying reliable back-up power, but analysts have flagged supply and economic issues. Source link
Chinese Australians say Coalition pitch to cut non-citizens' welfare 'sounds like One Nation'
Chinese Australians have lashed the Coalition’s plan to block non-citizens from accessing welfare services, likening the opposition’s targeting of migrants to One Nation. Source link
Trust tax could hurt young, not just ultra-wealthy, tax advisors warn
The federal budget includes a new 30 per cent minimum tax on discretionary trusts. Experts say it is not just the ultra-wealthy that will be hit. Source link
How the wisdom of experience won the State of Origin series for New South Wales
New South Wales series win over Queensland proves that sometimes, like anything else, practice makes perfect in State of Origin football. Source link
Finally, a tax fight that actually means something
Labor and the Liberals are offering imperfect but undeniably bold alternative visions for the tax system. It’s nice to have something to talk about. Source link
Angus Taylor promises permanent tax cuts and to reinstate all negative gearing
The Coalition would repeal all of Labor’s negative gearing and capital gains changes and spend $22.5 billion over four years handing back tax “bracket creep” to workers if elected. Source link