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Butler 'a little concerned' over tobacco giant's secret testimony to inquiry
The federal health minister and health groups are raising concerns about a secret appearance of cigarette giant Philip Morris at a parliamentary inquiry examining black market tobacco. Source link
RBA risks a recession but feels there's nothing else it can do
Monetary policy trade-offs are getting worse. The Reserve Bank of Australia is confronting rising inflation and downgraded growth forecasts. And there’s nothing it can really do about it. Source link
Aussie LIV golfers 'too young to retire' face unknown future
Australia’s LIV golfers including Cameron Smith are being offered support by the sport’s hierarchy amid a funding crisis, as a golf executive says the 2022 British Open champion is “too young to retire”. Source link
Quantum computers simulated their biggest molecule yet – with help
Two quantum computers and two supercomputers teamed up to break the record on the biggest molecule yet to be simulated using quantum hardware Source link
Reserve Bank lifts interest rates by another 0.25pc, to 4.35pc
The RBA has lifted rates by 0.25 basis points, to 4.35 per cent, which fully unwinds last year’s rate cuts. Source link
One-off tax cut in play as Albanese keeps budget options open
A one-off tax break for working Australians remains a live option for cost-of-living relief as Labor finalises plans for next week’s federal budget. Source link
'Unique player': Hawks prepare for Jackson threat against Dockers
Hawthorn faces a major test on Thursday night against Fremantle in Perth as the Dockers sit on a seven-game winning streak. Source link
Defender yanks root certs as Windows updates blocks backups
Rough week for Microsoft customers. Source link
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The value of diversity in thread intelligence
iTnews partnered with Infoblox for the AISA and Hemisphere East Women in Cyber Security Summit in Canberra. Hear from Renee Burton, Vice President of Threat Intelligence at Infoblox about the value of diversity in threat intelligence. Source link
What we know about the virus suspected in deadly cruise ship outbreak
A rodent-borne illness is suspected of causing the deaths of three cruise ship passengers and leaving others sick. Here’s what we know about the illness. Source link