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Questions raised over deal between AI company and state power generator
Questions remain about the deal struck to supply power to an AI company in Tasmania’s north, not long after a request to supply another manufacturer was rejected. Source link
International bodies publicly back Rockhampton Olympic rowing venue
It comes as the Queensland government reveals the preferred course options for a controversial central Queensland river chosen as a venue for the 2032 Olympic Games. Source link
Trump administration offers 15-point ceasefire plan to Iran
The ceasefire plan comes as the US military prepares to call up at least 1,000 more troops to supplement those already in the Middle East. Source link
Wallabies flyhalf returns for Reds, Force hold off picking Lomax
The Queensland Reds are attempting to achieve their first Super Rugby win in Wellington since 1998, and their maiden win at a ground known as the Cake Tin. Source link
$50m for Great Western Highway detour routes, as road remains 'unstable'
Testing confirms a Great Western Highway bridge remains ‘unstable’ as $50 million is announced to upgrade three key detours through the Blue Mountains. Source link
Inflation cooled slightly in February before Iran war energy price spike
The latest monthly data does not capture the recent rise in energy prices caused by the war in the Middle East, which began on February 28. Source link
Government talks down fuel rationing outlined in worst-case scenario plan
The treasurer has warned the economic crisis stemming from the Iran war could match those caused by the GFC and the pandemic, but says fuel rationing isn’t under active consideration. Source link
Married at First Sight expert remembered as 'radiant' after bowel cancer death
Mel Schilling became one of Australian TV’s most recognised relationship experts, but who was she, and what led to her death? Source link
Jetstar reduces flights between New Zealand and Australia due to rising jet fuel prices
Jetstar announces it is reducing flights between Australia and New Zealand due to the rising cost of jet fuel as a result of the war in the Middle East. Source link
Ships are escaping the Strait of Hormuz and one is headed for Australia
The Japanese-owned Iron Maiden will be the first known ship to dock in Australia after it was stranded in the Persian Gulf when the US and Israel began bombing Iran on February 28. Source link