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In pictures: The 2026 iTnews Benchmark Awards winners
All the winning teams and technology leaders. Source link
Is the end of the Iran war near?
Donald Trump says Iran wants a ceasefire deal. But Tehran says it’s not even talking with the US. So what’s going on and how likely is a ceasefire? Source link
Superannuation giant HESTA's new admin provider in financial difficulty
Experts are concerned one of Australia’s largest super funds has invested in a new admin company whose most recent financial report indicates it is in financial difficulty. Source link
Fuel not the only political problem posed by Middle East war
Fuel prices are the immediate issue for the Albanese government but it will also be under scrutiny for how it handles Australia’s relationship with the United States and its volatile president. Source link
Australian dependence on imported packaging exposed by Iran war
The war in Iran renews the government’s interest in reducing Australia’s dependence on imported packaging, particularly oil-reliant plastic. Source link
Soaring diesel prices hit roads, housing and infrastructure builds
Industry groups have warned some infrastructure projects could stall without additional government support to cover fuel-related costs. Source link
Trump singles out Australia as he criticises allies on Iran war support
US President Donald Trump singles out Australia as a country he is surprised is unwilling to help secure the Strait of Hormuz during the war with Iran. Source link
Grey's Anatomy marks 21 years of love, loss and disasters
Twenty-one years ago today, a group of interns walked into the fictional Seattle Grace Hospital to start their surgical careers. It was the start of the longest-running medical drama in US TV history. Source link
First glimpse of sperm whale birth reveals teamwork to support newborn
A female sperm whale has been filmed giving birth for the first time, supported by 10 adult females who lifted the calf out of the water and protected it from predators Source link
Nicolás Maduro appears in court as Trump warns of more charges
Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife return to the New York courtroom after being captured by US forces in January. Source link