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Taylor says government is in 'denial' about situation in NT town camps — as it happened
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says the federal government is in “denial” about the situation in town camps following the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby. Source link
Abandoned homes and rising debt could force sales in outback mining city
In Mount Isa, nearly 50 properties, some abandoned, have accrued years of unpaid rates and could be forced to sale. Source link
Fed gov faces major M365 licensing change
As previously pooled arrangements cease under VSA6. Source link
Bunnings' tech capability "incredibly underestimated"
Retailer’s boss applauds the work of its CIOs. Source link
cPanel drops patches for exploited authentication bypass zero-day
Detection script released to identify compromised systems. Source link
'Neglected' seat of Farrer is turning against major parties
A fascinating four-cornered contest is brewing as voters in the southern NSW seat of Farrer head to the ballot box for the second time in 12 months. Source link
Is the new Foo Fighters the best album of April?
Come for Dave Grohl and co’s latest. Stay for club-facing collabs, lush disco, homegrown releases and a pair of Québécois aliens making left-field instrumental jams. Source link
Pacific nations unite to tackle regional unrest
The Pacific Response Group is beginning negotiations on a treaty that would allow it to respond more quickly to natural disasters and other crises across the region. Source link
'Planning for a rainy day': How China is dealing with the global oil shock
China relies heavily on Middle Eastern oil imports, but experts say a double-insurance strategy appears to have helped the country absorb at least the initial shock after disruption to the Strait of Hormuz. Source link
Aung San Suu Kyi pictured for first time in years as she is moved to house arrest
Myanmar’s detained former president Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved from prison to house arrest, according to state media. Source link