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Coles' tech teams to be impacted as outsourcing to Accenture deepens
Retailer looks externally for technology and digital skills. Source link
The key takeaways from six days of evidence at NDIS Senate inquiry
A Senate inquiry into the proposed NDIS shake-up was told the government must stamp out rorting, while avoiding cuts that could put participants in unsafe environments and cause carers to burn out. Here are the key takeaways from the six days of hearings. Source link
Live: Poll of economists expects RBA to leave cash rate unchanged Tuesday
A poll of 37 of Australia’s leading economists found all expect the RBA to leave its key cash rate unchanged after its meeting on Tuesday. Follow live. Source link
Hackers targeted US private equity, other firms including Blackstone, CME
Over the past month. Source link
Foreign control of AI vendors a board-level risk, ASD says
AI sovereignty issue raised in new guidance. Source link
Sportsbet deploys AI gateway to enforce guardrails, manage costs
Starts with existing agents and coding assistant traffic. Source link
Performance, protests and Alan Jones 'barking': Departing Opera House boss looks back
She’s faced protests, met royalty, raised millions for the arts — and famously stared down Alan Jones. Now after 14 years, Louise Herron is stepping down as the CEO of Sydney Opera House. Source link
Aussie Broadband actively exploring AI in customer service
Under ‘Look to 28’ technology strategy. Source link
'Bad Smoke' protest song stands up to tobacco industry
Smoking is the most preventable cause of death for First Nations people. This protest song by Tackling Indigenous Smoking Workers and ARIA-winning artists wants to change that. Source link
'Massive mountain to climb': Duniam's departing advice for Liberals
Liberal senator Jonathon Duniam surprised voters by announcing his resignation from politics at a time his party faces an “existential threat” from One Nation. Speaking with Stateline, he gives his parting advice to an embattled party. Source link