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Live: Labor's gambling ad laws an 'absolute fail', says shadow minister
Anne Webster says a Senate inquiry into Labor’s gambling advertising legislation shows the bill has “plenty of deficiencies”. Follow live. Source link
'Defining image' appears on 50-cent coin entering circulation
The Royal Australian Mint is encouraging people to check their change for the new 50-cent coin. Source link
ASX taps Amazon Bedrock to unlock its market data
Sets data and AI goals for realisation in FY27. Source link
Google shakes up AI leadership
Role changes and exits. Source link
Nine moves AI-enabled news production into the cloud
First live bulletin aired. Source link
Is Jetstar's new bag policy really just following the rest of the world?
Jetstar says charging passengers to use overhead lockers brings it into line with many overseas low-cost airlines. But is “unbundling” fees and charges actually making it more expensive to fly budget? Source link
MPs to assess if Australia prepared for war as concerns over conflict grow
For the first time since World War II, a formal plan will be proposed, reflecting increasing concerns about conflict breaking out in this region. Source link
Wall Street debt binge could end in tears — and lost billions
Credit default swaps for US big tech companies are soaring to record highs. It means investors are fearful of a major Wall Street company collapse. Source link
Labor's migration test looks different to Howard's
If stopping asylum seeker boats was the great immigration challenge in decades past, achieving a lower Net Overseas Migration (NOM) figure has become the new political test. Source link
Gambling ad crackdown could be pulled if Senate demands go too far
Labor is unlikely to entertain major changes to its gambling ad crackdown despite the bill being ‘friendless’ in parliament. Source link