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Warships 'could absolutely deploy' to Iran if asked, defence chief says
Australia’s chief of defence says Australia could “absolutely” deploy a warship to the Strait of Hormuz if asked by the federal government. Source link
Live: Perfect Panthers look to continue their unbeaten start against Bulldogs
The Penrith Panthers are unbeaten to start the NRL season, looking to extend that run against the Bulldogs at Stadium Australia. Follow live. Source link
Crows get home against Blues in the wet in Gather Round opener
The Adelaide Crows send the fans home happy after ending its losing streak by beating Carlton at a packed Adelaide Oval to start Gather Round. Follow live. Source link
Bendigo Bank rebuffs pressure to reveal staff impact of outsourcing
Union demands answers. Source link
Sydney basketball court shortage stifles enthusiasm after Kings' victory
Basketball NSW says there is a 10,000-person-long waitlist to play, but hundreds of new courts will be needed to meet demand. Source link
Saint to learn fate over alleged homophobic slur after marathon hearing
Lance Collard may face 10 weeks on the sidelines if found guilty of using a homophobic slur, after an AFL disciplinary tribunal held over its verdict until Friday. Source link
The Iran war has become a cash cow for the Kremlin
Donald Trump used to love using the word “winning” but out of the wreckage of the Iran war and the world’s oil supplies slowing, there is one man truly winning: Russia’s Vladimir Putin. Source link
Canavan's rebrand and new Facebook photo, Albanese's Trump rebuke
With retro shades, big rhetoric and a rejection of net zero, Matt Canavan is hoping to reshape the Nationals. His first big test is just weeks away. Source link
FBI remotely patched privately-owned routers to evict Russian GRU spies
Court-sanctioned “Operation Masquerade” cleaned up thousands of devices. Source link
A wave of low-cost electric trucks is heading for Australia
Diesel trucks are the backbone of the national supply chain, but figures buried in recent sales data could mark the beginning of the end for these kings of the road. Source link