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Over 300 petrol stations out of diesel, PM says 'nowhere is immune' to global crisis — as it happened
During Question Time, Anthony Albanese faced a grilling on the impacts of war in the Middle East. Source link
'Here I am': Sarah Mullally enthroned as first female Archbishop of Canterbury
Dame Sarah Mullally is enthroned as the Church of England’s first female Archbishop of Canterbury, taking the helm as the spiritual leader of 85 million Anglicans worldwide in a historic ceremony blending tradition with global symbolism. Source link
Here's who you should see at comedy festivals across Australia
Comedy season is in full swing, with festivals across the country hosting the best acts from Australia and the world. We asked our favourites to share their recommendations. Source link
Rain wrecks day one of Shield final after South Australia's top order buckles
Victoria sent South Australia in to bat on day one of the Sheffield Shield final and claimed three wickets before rain stopped play. Source link
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iTnews Executive Retreats: Navigating Leadership in the Age of Data and AI
Hunter Valley, 28th-29th May. Source link
LEO satellite operators could be beyond Australian data laws
Detailed cyber security guidance. Source link
How her medical degree gives Sophie Edwards balance and focus on the bike
Sophie Edwards somehow manages to balance completing a medical degree with bike racing at the top level on both the road and the track. And it seems she’s getting better than ever. Source link
PM calls second emergency national cabinet meeting over fuel crisis
States and territory leaders will convene next week to further coordinate the national response to the fuel crisis as the fallout from the Iran war continues to escalate. Source link
Injury-hit Crows urged to 'have a real crack' at ending Geelong hoodoo
Matthew Nicks is imploring injury-hit Adelaide to “have a real crack” at ending the Crows’ long-standing hoodoo in Geelong. Source link
Meta and YouTube fined $3 million for harming mental health
In a landmark trial, social media giants Meta and YouTube were found negligent and ordered to pay for harming a user’s mental health. The decision could force major changes in how social platforms work Source link