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Why the killing of 130 people was treated as an insurance case
The story of the Zong and its horrific voyage to Jamaica becomes even more unbelievable once the crew return to British shores. Source link
CBA's AI Companion is expected to face some hard questions
Bank tunes how it tracks signals and responds. Source link
The RBA doesn't think it will raise rates again, but it doesn't want you to know
If the Reserve Bank’s economic forecasts are right, then the governor says it is done raising interest rates. But the risks of it being wrong are skewed towards another hike. Source link
NBN Co's use of SaaS drives up its IT costs
Says AI use isn’t materially affecting its technology budget. Source link
Reserve Bank keeps interest rates at 4.35pc
The Reserve Bank has kept interest rates on hold at its August meeting, after three rate hikes earlier this year. Source link
Bird flu vaccine to be rolled out to vulnerable species in captivity
A vaccine will be rolled out to protect Australia’s native species from the deadly H5N1 bird flu, with a focus on birds in captivity. Source link
Good Things festival returns in 2026 with big headliner
Good Things has rallied another big selection of metal, punk, emo and more for the east coast this December. Source link
NAB to have a new tech executive by October
As Patrick Wright retires. Source link
NAB's long-time technology executive Patrick Wright to retire
New leader to take over from October. Source link
The absurdity of Aussie rules football inspires new comedy video game
Mixing 1990s-era gameplay aesthetics with silly power-ups, Pro Jank Footy has fun with a national obsession. Source link