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Boards make decisions affecting the nation but they don't reflect modern society
There’s a push to get younger people, women and more diverse community members on the boards making the big decisions in Australian life. Source link
Team behind cult 2012 video game reunites on Grammy winner
Art director Matt Nava and composer Austin Wintory reveal how their cult 2012 video game Journey shaped their latest offering, the Grammy Award-winning Sword of the Sea. Source link
Trump agrees to 'double-sided ceasefire' less than 90 minutes before deadline
Donald Trump says he has agreed to suspend US attacks on Iran for two weeks as part of a “double-sided ceasefire”. Iran is claiming victory and says it will stop its attacks if the US does. Source link
Are manure digesters a real solution to dairy farm emissions?
Anaerobic digesters converting manure to biogas reduce methane emissions from livestock, but incentives for them have encouraged factory farms to get bigger Source link
Gunfight outside Israeli consulate in Istanbul leaves attacker dead
A gunman has been killed and two people injured after an attack outside the Israeli consulate in Türkiye. Source link
Kanye West blocked from entering UK to headline music festival
The British government’s decision forces London’s Wireless festival to cancel the event. Source link
McKeown 'too harsh' on herself, fights off Gold Coast bugs at Aus Open
Bugs swarm the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre pool as Australia’s best and brightest swimming talents showed their versatility on day two of the Australian Open championships. Source link
Passengers vomiting 'up and down' aisles as Fiji flight aborts three landings
A Fiji Airways flight from Sydney had to divert after bad weather from a tropical cyclone thwarted its attempts to land. Source link
David Warner charged with mid-range drink driving
Former Australian Test cricketer David Warner is charged with mid-range drink driving in Sydney’s east over the weekend. Source link
Thousands of sites taken down as experts warn AI is increasing scams
Almost 12,000 scam websites have been shut down by Australia’s financial regulator in a year as it continues a “cat-and-mouse game” with cybercriminals. Source link