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Media boss's wife feared she would die, tore his clothing during alleged attack, court told
The wife of media executive Antony Catalano fled the couple’s luxury apartment and flagged down a passing car for help following a sustained attack by her husband that caused hospitalisation, police allege. Source link
Pub crawl? Two families revive pubs in outback town
A revival is brewing in Barcaldine, with the renovation and reopening of two pubs the talk of the town. Source link
Experts tip further flight disruptions as Virgin, Qantas trim domestic capacity
Australian airlines are halting entire routes and merging slots to ensure planes are full, as the aviation industry battles soaring jet fuel costs and likely supply uncertainty over the coming months. Source link
Collard hearing leaves no winners as queer community further bruised
Lance Collard is handed a monster suspension after being found guilty of using a homophobic slur in the first AFL disciplinary hearing. Source link
Nurse highlights WA outback through social media
Amid chronic nursing shortages in Western Australia’s regions, one nurse highlights the profession’s unique benefits and captures his experience on social media. Source link
Microsoft makes Remote Desktop phishing warnings noticeable
As part of April 2026 security patches for Windows. Source link
'She was extraordinary': Famed sculptor Pat Moseley remembered
Across dusty outback tracks to the promenades of Adelaide, sculptor Pat Moseley turned limestone and bronze into the faces of legends. Source link
Usyk calls kickboxer Verhoeven a dangerous opponent ahead of unlikely title fight
World heavyweight boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk says it is time to do what he wants ahead of his title bout against a kickboxer who has only had one boxing fight. Source link
Cyber resilience rises up the board agenda as attacks intensify: Infotrust
Cyber resilience is emerging as a central focus for boards as organisations grapple with escalating cyber threats and the limits of traditional prevention strategies. Source link
ASX follows Wall Street higher, oil prices sink on hope of further US-Iran peace talks — as it happened
The Australian share market has risen in morning trade as global investors bet on the US-Iran war being over within months, despite fuel shortages, higher inflation and a possible economic slowdown. Source link