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Andy Burnham sworn in as MP in hours after Starmer's resignation
Sir Keir Starmer says he will resign as prime minister of the United Kingdom and spend more time as a husband and father. Source link
NAB builds integrated ops hub for threat intelligence
Brings together personnel from tech, cyber, fraud and other domains. Source link
Marinus will break energy 'deadlock' hobbling Tasmania, economist says
An economist says Marinus Link remains an investment in the national interest and will shore up Tasmania’s energy security. It follows a report last week questioning the project’s business case. Source link
'All eyes are on the performance' as Canberra to Bali flights take off again
Virgin Australia launches direct flights from Canberra to Bali, becoming the first Australian carrier to fly internationally out of the capital. Source link
Three students killed in school shooting in Philippines
At least three students have been killed and seven others injured in a rare school shooting incident in the central Philippines, according to police. Source link
Video shows moment Iran walks out of peace talks with JD Vance
In a room in a glamorous Swiss resort, the United States delegation, Pakistani and Qatari officials were awaiting the arrival of the Iranian representatives. But as Tehran’s men enter the room, they appear to notice the press. Source link
Australia secures biggest-ever defence export deal with Canada
Canada is buying a powerful radar system to monitor the Arctic, modelling the system on Australia’s JORN radar. Source link
Bus fleet set to connect southern Gold Coast to existing light rail
The Queensland government has released the plan nine months after controversially scrapping stage 4 light rail amid community pushback. Source link
Tax system favours older Australians over younger, report finds
Australia’s tax policy settings are leading to vastly different outcomes for people who have the same gross incomes but are simply different ages, a new report shows. Source link
'Multiculturalism existed before me': Imam confused by Hanson comments
A Muslim leader from a regional WA town says he would like to have a conversation with Pauline Hanson about her ideology following her comments calling for monocultural Australia. Source link