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ASX gains ground, PEXA shares lose 20pc in value — as it happened
The ASX closed 1.37 per cent higher on Friday, but PEXA shares lost 20 per cent in value after an IPART draft report recommended cutting PEXA regulated revenue. Catch up on the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Hearing is believing as national braille music camp celebrates 40 years
Four decades ago, 92-year-old Roma Dix co-founded a braille music camp for visually impaired children. This week they’re celebrating its 40th anniversary in full song. Source link
Senator urges help for families in limbo as forced house auctions loom
Victorian senator Lidia Thorpe joins a fight to stop Indigenous homes being sold in Queensland due to unpaid rates. Source link
UNSW faces a 95 percent cut to its M365 storage by October
Analysis: Speculation Microsoft is looking to free up space in AI boom. Source link
Google disrupts NetNut proxy network
Used in malware operations. Source link
Amazon to start initial Leo internet service this year
As network nears 400 satellites. Source link
Childcare safety loophole for educators breaching regulations
A loophole in the government’s new childcare safety legislation allows educators who have breached safety standards to continue operating. Source link
For decades Australian house prices have grown. This is what a fall could mean
After decades of growth, Australian house prices are slowing. Here’s what a fall could look like. Source link
An 'incalculable' number of corpses are in Venezuela's earthquake zone. People feel abandoned
On the ground in Venezuela, death and desperation linger but they are juxtaposed against miracle survival stories. Source link
Maggie O'Farrell's 'angry' new novel reveals tragic toll of Ireland's Great Famine
The Academy Award-nominated writer dives into Irish history in Land, revealing how the Great Famine changed the country forever. Source link