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'The whole industry will fall over': Transport leaders call for urgent action
An emergency Fair Work Commission hearing in Sydney begins, with unions and employers in the transport industry saying drivers, employees and businesses are on the verge of going under, calling on the top of the supply chain to share the load. Source link
Former coach says AFL 'shamed' him over $20K fine
Ex-Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley, who was fined for sledging in 2024, says he felt exploited by the league’s later use of footage of his theatrics as a promotional tool. Source link
Beyond Bank finds its CTO
Brings in CBA tech leader. Source link
Trump's rhetoric inappropriate for a US president, Albanese says
Hours before Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran, the United States president threatened that “a whole civilisation will die tonight, never to be brought back again”. Source link
What we know about the US-Iran ceasefire deal
These are the key moments that lead up to a two-week ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran, and what is on the table to permanently end the fighting. Source link
Golfer details PTSD, says he 'thought people were trying to kill me'
In an interview before this week’s US Masters, former US Open champion Gary Woodland opens up about his mental health struggles. Source link
Duke to retire from Socceroos after World Cup bid
Mitch Duke will retire from international football this year, but is still hopeful of being part of Australia’s FIFA World Cup squad. Source link
Claims wild-caught Australian seafood will soon 'only be afforded by the rich'
Australian seafood prices are likely to rise due to fuel supply issues, with some warning that wild-caught seafood could become unaffordable for most. Source link
Why AI, sovereignty and visibility are redefining cyber strategy: Infotrust
Cybersecurity leaders are facing a rapidly shifting landscape as geopolitical tensions, accelerating AI adoption and increasingly sophisticated attacks reshape how organisations think about risk. Source link
Why these dogs are on the pool deck at Australian Open swimming titles
The swimmers at the Australian Open championships this week have had additional support from the side of the pool in the form of three retriever dogs. Source link