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Labor prepared to fast-track fix to negative gearing 'widow tax'
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the government is prepared to fast-track a fix to the unintended “widow tax” created by its changes to negative gearing if it will win the Coalition’s support to save $37 billion in NDIS spending. Source link
Planit takes aim at test automation’s maintenance problem
Keeping test automation running can be harder than getting it started. Source link
Hanson vows to slash cigarette prices by nearly $30 a pack
One Nation says high taxes on tobacco have pushed Australians into the black market, and the only way to undo that is by cutting the price of cigarettes in half. Source link
'Wake-up call': Danger from heatwaves 'underestimated' for people over 60
A new global study suggests older people may face serious health risks from heat at much lower temperatures than previously understood. Source link
Live: BHP sacked 109 workers for sexually harassing colleagues last year
BHP’s annual report has confirmed 109 workers were sacked or resigned from the company for sexually harassing colleagues in the last financial year, while the ASX is trading higher. Follow live. Source link
Labour hire company and four farms face more than $3 million in fines
A major labour hire legal case is set to begin in the Victorian Supreme Court and could see those accused face fines totalling more than $3 million. Source link
Apple to change app data consent rules
Across almost all EU countries. Source link
CBA upgrades its third-party risk management
Opens the door to AI optimisations. Source link
Komatsu Australia reduces reliance on Telstra-locked SIMs in security push
Puts new mobile connectivity consumption model to the test. Source link
GitHub sees hours-long outage
As authentication failures persist. Source link