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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
Westpac taps Macquarie BFS' CIO as its new IT leader
After a four-month search. Source link
Angus Taylor says he believes in 'a version' of multiculturalism
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor will not break a decades-long bipartisan position of supporting multiculturalism, saying he still supports “a version” of it after dithering under questioning yesterday. Source link
Digital sovereignty is no longer optional – Agentic AI has made it fundamental
How business can prepare for Agentic AI. Source link
DRC Ebola outbreak grows to become one of worst recorded
There are now more than 1,000 confirmed cases of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo and 267 people have died, local officials say. Source link
PNG reverses bird flu ban on Australian chicken and egg imports
Australia’s largest chicken meat buyer, Papua New Guinea, has reversed its decision to suspend Australian poultry and egg imports due to the H5N1 bird flu outbreak. Source link
Heartbroken Daryl Braithwaite will miss everything about performing
The ARIA Hall of Fame inductee speaks emotionally to the ABC about his decision to give up live performances, saying it has broken his heart to see how appreciative people have been. Source link
Breaking: Headline inflation down, but underlying inflation highest since 2024
Underlying inflation allows economists to look beneath the daily noise of random price movements to see what the economy’s broader inflationary pressures are looking like. Source link
Origin 'named and shamed' for failing to pass on lower electricity prices
Treasurer David Janetzki says Origin “appears not to be doing the right thing” by increasing prices in regions where price drops were predicted. Source link
Limits for 'silent killer' chemical exposure on hold despite advice
A majority of state and territory governments have put stricter workplace exposure limits on hold for nine hazardous chemicals. Source link