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Australia not asked to help Hormuz blockade as PM names new defence chief — as it happened
Australia has not received a request to participate in US President Donald Trump’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, Anthony Albanese says. Source link
NDIS Commission to have a new intelligent risk engine by August
Coinciding with budget scrutiny of scheme. Source link
Australian Payments Plus continues "operating model harmonisation"
Underpinned by central instance of ServiceNow. Source link
An Aussie rugby win at home is one thing but victory in NZ is another
Australian teams will only boost their chances of achieving the ultimate success in Super Rugby Pacific if they conquer the challenge of beating their New Zealand opponents across the Tasman. Source link
Pope hits back at Trump criticism as strait blockade looms — as it happened
Pope Leo has fired back after criticism from Donald Trump, as the US says it will implement a blockade of “all maritime traffic entering and exiting Iranian ports” from midnight AEST. Source link
There's a surprising message from inside Iran after the ceasefire
While the bombs may have stopped falling on Iran for now, Iranians who’ve been speaking with ABC News say the mood on the ground is anything but happy. Source link
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The death of standing privilege in the age of AI agents
AI agents are becoming highly privileged identities, creating a security gap traditional PAM controls cannot manage. Source link
Fuel crisis has some delaying retirement and working from home
The COVID-19 pandemic brought job losses, working from home and economic instability. Some fear the US-Israel war on Iran and spiking fuel prices have created similar struggles. Source link
Australia could make childcare free. This is why it won't
Australia definitely won’t nationalise childcare, even though the data suggests there’s a strong case. Perhaps a more feasible idea would be to copy what Canada has done. Source link
Live: Masters final round tees off with McIlroy hunting successive titles
Australia’s Jason Day is among the primary challengers as Rory McIlroy tries to hold on for a second straight Masters victory at Augusta National. Follow live. Source link