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NAB is co-designing a SIEM with Databricks
Security lakehouse enters private preview. Source link
Trump threatens to seize Kharg Island, warns Iran to open Strait of Hormuz — as it happened
The US president wrote on a social media post that “great progress is being made” in talks with Iran but said that if a deal is not reached, the US would broaden its offensive. Source link
Kylie Minogue to lead AFL grand final entertainment, ending Aussie drought
Pop superstar Kylie Minogue has been named as the men’s AFL grand final pre-match entertainment, the first time since 2021 that an Australian artist has headlined the event. Source link
Councils push for federal shared security centre funding
Under-resourced councils seek Canberra’s help with cyber security. Source link
Israel edited photo of journalist, war to intensify in Lebanon, and what else you should know
The Israel Defense Forces has been forced to admit it edited a photo of Ali Shoeib to show him in a military uniform. Source link
Bondi nanny accused of torture for Pinochet makes last stand to evade extradition
Adriana Rivas has been a fugitive in Australia since fleeing Chile while on bail 20 years ago. A federal court hearing will determine whether she is removed to face trial for the alleged crimes of torture and kidnapping, committed on behalf of the Pinochet regime. Source link
Do you know who owns your GP clinic? The answer might surprise you
Major insurers like Medibank Private and Bupa are buying up GP clinics in a move that could lead to US-style managed care. Source link
Albanese was on the brink of a disastrous misstep — but then came the pivot
The pandemic demonstrated that when global events become local, Australians are quick to turn on even a mighty trading partner. There is a real capacity here for the war to sour our attitude to the US alliance. Source link
Audiences are heading back to the cinema for You, Me & Tuscany
You, Me & Tuscany is highly anticipated by fans of Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page, who can’t wait for a rare romantic comedy to hit cinemas. Source link
The best and worst things about being on reality TV, according to Guy Sebastian
Singing his way into the Australian public’s hearts way back in 2003, Guy Sebastian has since had a fascinating and varied career. We catch up with the star to find out about the little things that keep him going — from his two sons to his favourite TV show. Source link