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AFL 'firestorm' taking heavy toll on players, Saints coach says
St Kilda coach Ross Lyon says the damage from a “firestorm” around the AFL Tribunal is weighing heavily as his club signals it may appeal against Lance Collard’s suspension. Source link
Essential Energy turns to AI for safety inspections
The “juicy” data is in the comments. Source link
NRL has 'lost the fabric of the game' with six-again rule
Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart says the NRL has lost the fabric of its game, leading to anger over the league’s controversial six-again rule change. Source link
Unemployment rate remains at 4.3pc in 'calm before the storm'
Australia’s unemployment rate remained at 4.3 per cent in March, but economists say cracks could start appearing in coming months. Source link
BBC to cut up to 2,000 jobs in response to 'financial pressures'
The BBC is planning to cut up to 2,000 jobs to save 10 per cent of its annual budget — 500 million pounds ($945 million) — over the next two years. Source link
Uplifting security in the Indo Pacific
iTnews partnered with Infoblox for the AISA and Hemisphere East Women in Cyber Security Summit in Canberra and spoke to attendees about the importance of diversity in cyber. Source link
iTnews Cloud Covered Breakfast Summit heads to Sydney
Building AI-ready cloud environments. Source link
Soldier protest prompts review of recruitment in PNG defence force
A small group of officers deserted their posts this week in protest over alleged government corruption. Source link
Regional council implores PM to develop national fuel tracker
A Queensland council sends an open letter to the Albanese government calling for a national fuel tracker to protect rural economies, while criticising the federal fuel-saving campaign. Source link
Players 'have not heard' rumours Saudi PIF may cut LIV Golf funding
Major champion Sergio Garcia says LIV Golf players “have not heard anything” as media speculation about the future financing of the breakaway league intensifies. Source link