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How gas shortages are hitting hard in Asia
The Middle East war triggers everything from fuel rationing in Sri Lanka to a helium supply crisis for Asia’s crucial semiconductor industries. Source link
Albanese, Burke shouted at as anger erupts at Eid prayers at mosque
An event to mark the end of Ramadan was disrupted by a protest against the prime minister and home affairs minister, who were visiting the mosque in Western Sydney. Source link
How much is a library worth? A report gives a dollar figure
Every dollar invested in the State Library of NSW is worth $4.25 in community benefits, according to a new report commissioned by the library. Source link
Truckies face paying thousands extra per journey as fuel prices hit record high
Almost everything arrives in outback Australia by truck. Truckies say record-high fuel prices will have to be passed on. Source link
Swans coach says Curnow a 'work in progress' after loss to Hawks
Sydney coach Dean Cox concedes boom recruit Charlie Curnow will take time to adjust to his new team’s game style after his quiet showing in the loss to Hawthorn. Source link
Hawks livewire accuses fans of throwing cans onto MCG
Hawthorn’s Nick Watson says Sydney Swans supporters threw cans at him after the Hawks defeated the Swans on Thursday night. Source link
OpenAI to buy Python toolmaker Astral
To take on Anthropic in AI coding tools market. Source link
Live: Australian dollar rises again, as oil remains over $US100 a barrel
Brent crude is trading around $US107 a barrel, as Netanyahu vows to make passage through the crucial Strait of Hormuz. Follow the day’s events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Gov to explore "future connectivity between identity exchanges"
Prepares to open Digital ID System to the private sector. Source link
NAB readies to scale AI-based customer interaction
Extends its ‘customer brain’. Source link