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Surprising male G-spot found in most detailed study of the penis yet
A long-overlooked area of the penis has been found to have the highest concentration of nerve endings and sensory structures in the organ, suggesting that it is the “male G-spot” Source link
In Pictures: The Future of Cloud – Interactive Benchmark Awards roundtable
A selection of photos from a recent iTnews roundtable lunch Bambini Trust restaurant in Sydney. Source link
'There will be tax reform' but treasurer says no decision yet on capital gains
Treasurer Jim Chalmers commits to tax reform in his upcoming budget, but adds that no decision has yet been taken as to whether capital gains tax will be part of those changes. Source link
AFL admits crucial umpire error late in Crows' defeat to Cats
Geelong’s Tom Atkins convinced umpires a free-kick was his in a decision the AFL has since clarified should have gone Adelaide’s way in a tight contest. Source link
As Pakistan emerges as a US-Iran broker, it draws on relationships few others have
Pakistan is positioning itself at the centre of a war it is uniquely placed to influence and cannot afford to ignore, writes Meghna Bali. Source link
AOC backs Olympic transgender rules despite human rights concerns
The Australian Olympic Committee supports new guidelines for transgender participation at the Olympic Games, as human rights experts and LGBTQIA+ advocates raise alarm bells. Source link
Inflation set to soar as fuel costs hit prices of everyday items from bread to ridesharing
Fuel surcharges are being applied across a range of industries, from the delivery of bricks to building sites to Australia’s biggest rideshare companies, meaning consumer prices are rising. Source link
Sheffield Shield final day two live scores, Victoria vs South Australia
Victoria and South Australia meet in the final of the Sheffield Shield at Melbourne’s Junction Oval. Source link
ACMA to set safeguards for telco consumers directly
Co-regulatory arrangements facing the end. Source link
PM leaves door open to halving fuel excise temporarily
The prime minister leaves the door open to halving taxes on petrol and diesel, after the Coalition demands temporary relief from sky-high fuel prices. Source link