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In pictures: The 2026 iTnews Benchmark Conference
Panels with awards finalists and sponsors. Source link
Tszyu ready to revive world title dream with Easter Sunday bout
Tim Tszyu is promising no more slip-ups while candidly confessing to “falling apart” after relinquishing his world title in the infamous Sebastian Fundora bloodbath in Las Vegas. Source link
Albanese's Scott Morrison moment came this week
This week in Canberra, the prime minister had a message for Australians, his treasurer laid the groundwork for the upcoming federal budget and Angus Taylor’s car was stolen. Source link
Donald Trump threatens to hit Iran 'extremely hard' over next few weeks
In his first national address since the start of the war, President Donald Trump says the US will hit Iran hard over the next two to three weeks, and tells allies they need to secure the Strait of Hormuz if they want to calm oil markets. Source link
Scott adamant Essendon is not rebuilding despite losing streak
Essendon coach Brad Scott has a simple message for anyone who thinks his struggling AFL club is in a “rebuild” phase. Source link
PM announces gambling ad ban in stadiums, during school pick-up
Gambling ads to be partially restricted on television and radio, with opt-out rules for online promotions and a ban in stadiums and on jerseys under reforms unveiled by Labor. Source link
Explaining Carlton's infamous second-half fade-outs
Carlton’s horrible second halves have become a costly trend which has the team struggling and Michael Voss fighting for his job. This is what is going wrong after half-time for the Blues. Source link
Australia to attend global meeting on Strait of Hormuz — without the US
Australia will join a virtual meeting of 35 countries to discuss plans to reopen and secure the Strait of Hormuz, and ease the oil shock rocking global markets. Source link
Powerful magnitude-7.4 earthquake strikes Indonesia, tsunami warning issued
The quake, which hit early today, had a depth of 35 kilometres and its epicentre was 127km west-north-west of Ternate, Indonesia, the US Geological Survey said. Source link
International crypto firm targets uni students despite ASIC ban
A major cryptocurrency platform is operating like “gambling” in Australia, according to experts, despite new regulatory laws. Source link