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Federal police urged to investigate 'concerning' subsea cable fault
Two subsea cables off the coast of Perth, vital for international communications, suffered a fault over the weekend, and the company that owns them urgently wants to know what happened. Source link
RBA forecasts paint more upbeat picture as interest rates on hold — as it happened
The Reserve Bank has kept the cash rate steady at 4.35 per cent in August as the central bank releases its updated economic forecasts, including the inflation, growth and unemployment outlooks. Source link
Kwinana is preparing for a once-in-a-generation rebuild and years of disruption
Transport operators in Perth’s south worry worsening congestion on the Kwinana Freeway is already driving up costs, delaying deliveries and fatiguing drivers. Now they face another decade or more of disruption. Source link
This international student helped Bondi attack victims. It could cost him
Abdullah Ashraf, a law student from Pakistan, had his student visa lapse while on compassionate leave from his studies in the aftermath of the Bondi Beach terror attack. Source link
PM rejects suggestion melon comment was a 'classless' reference about women — as it happened
Anthony Albanese is resisting opposition calls to apologise to the Japanese PM over hand gestures he made while referring to her gift of crown melons. Source link
US guru who analyses music turns his focus to Sydney teen's debut single
Influential US musician and producer Rick Beato has heaped praise on the debut single by 13-year-old Sydney performer Niko Karolia. Source link
North Korean hacking group builds AI tools
For a range of attack and reconnaissance purposes. Source link
Komatsu Australia to move 4000 users to zero trust cloud security
Pilot phase to start this month. Source link
AFP assessing report in connection with Perth cable faults
Singapore-Perth link goes dark after shunt faults detected. Source link
SA gov to hold royal commission into AI
Starting later this year. Source link