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Live: Australian dollar rises again, as oil remains over $US100 a barrel
Brent crude is trading around $US107 a barrel, as Netanyahu vows to make passage through the crucial Strait of Hormuz. Follow the day’s events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Gov to explore "future connectivity between identity exchanges"
Prepares to open Digital ID System to the private sector. Source link
NAB readies to scale AI-based customer interaction
Extends its ‘customer brain’. Source link
Embattled F1 team dismisses rumours it is seeking new team principal
Struggling Formula 1 outfit Aston Martin says Adrian Newey will remain team principal despite increasing media speculation he will be replaced by Audi’s Jonathan Wheatley. Source link
Live: Power bills forecast to drop amid greater take-up of solar, home batteries
The Australian Energy Regulator’s draft default market offer for the next financial year indicates power prices will drop in New South Wales, south-east Queensland and South Australia. Follow live. Source link
FIFA mandates female coaches in its women's competitions
Every team in a FIFA women’s competition will be required to have at least one female head or assistant coach, part of sweeping new regulations from soccer’s governing body aimed at boosting the number of women coaching at the highest levels. Source link
Hacker says they compromised millions of confidential police tips
Held by US company. Source link
'Very quiet': Family-owned service station struggles as fuel nudges $3 a litre
The fuel crisis is squeezing independently owned service stations, with some being forced to sell fuel at above-average prices, even though their margins are near zero or below cost. Source link
We might have just found where Australia's red line is with Donald Trump
The war in the Middle East is heaping pressure on Australia’s relationship with the US and we could be about to see if that comes with consequences. Source link
Trump says Israel went rogue, plus what you else you should know this morning
The ABC’s Middle East correspondent Matthew Doran is in Beirut and providing daily updates on the Middle East war. Source link