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Karl Stefanovic expected to leave Channel Nine after Tommy Robinson podcast
Today show host Karl Stefanovic is set to leave Channel Nine after a podcast interview with British far-right figure Tommy Robinson, Nine Newspapers is reporting. Source link
ASIO reveals new details on AUKUS espionage, warns of 'unprecedented threats'
Australia’s domestic spy chief, Mike Burgess, has defended the agency’s resourcing decisions in the years leading up to the Bondi terror attack, arguing his agency is grappling with an “unprecedented” volume of threats. Source link
Anthropic's Mythos model found vulnerabilities in classified US gov systems
Unclear if vulnerabilities could be immediately exploited. Source link
OAIC sweep unearths health sites' covert user tracking
JavaScript pixels transmitted sensitive information to overseas ad platforms. Source link
Award-winning artist accused of copying second artwork
Australian artist Jane Allan, revealed to have previously copied another painter’s work, is being accused of a second case of imitation. Source link
Has One Nation won the 'family feud' of Australian conservatives?
There’s a “family feud” in Australia’s political right, and right now it appears One Nation is winning. Source link
Will Congress demanding US military halt action in Iran end the war?
The US Senate approved a war powers resolution seeking to block military action against Iran on Tuesday. But don’t expect the war to end. Source link
UN maritime body starts enacting plan to move sailors out of Gulf
An evacuation plan to enable hundreds of ships to sail through the Strait of Hormuz is being enacted, according to the UN’s International Maritime Organization. Source link
What stolen party funds bought Nicola Sturgeon's husband
Court documents have revealed what former Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon’s husband Peter Murrell bought with funds he embezzled from the party over 12 years. Source link
Minister acknowledges Australian housing market is experiencing 'correction'
Clare O’Neil has acknowledged that the property market is undergoing a correction, but says the government’s proposed tax changes are not the sole cause. Source link