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Man released on bail after boy injured in UK zoo crocodile enclosure
The man, who was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a three-year-old boy ended up in a zoo’s crocodile enclosure, has been released on bail after police assessed him as not fit for an interview. Source link
Parents in Malaysia now liable if their children bully others
Malaysia has one of the highest rates of bullying in the world and new anti-bullying laws aim to tackle the problem. Source link
Meloni hits back at Trump's claim she 'begged' him for photo
The Italian prime minister accused her one-time close ally of fabricating a story about her, after the US President told an Italian TV channel that she had “begged” him to take a photo with her at a G7 summit. Source link
Can prebiotics, probiotics or postbiotics help your ageing microbiome?
The disruption of your gut microbiome is a major consequence, and possible cause, of ageing. Columnist Graham Lawton looks into recent trials examining whether it can be replenished through diet and prebiotics, probiotics or postbiotics Source link
KMPG 'not full of bad apples', former CEO says during parliamentary grilling
Federal senators have accused senior leaders in Australia’s accounting and auditing industry of behaving disgracefully as more revelations emerge about KPMG’s whistleblower scandal. Source link
How Ukraine is breaking through defences to bring war home to Moscow
Ukraine’s growing arsenal of locally produced long-range drones are getting increasingly sophisticated, allowing Kyiv to increasingly strike targets across Moscow. Source link
Business says Labor's tax changes like a plastic surgery 'freak show'
Business has labelled Labor’s proposed budget tax changes a “freak show”, likening them to a celebrity who has had too much plastic surgery. Source link
WA government wants federal help with Collie's coal transition
The state government has already tipped $700 million into the transition of the WA town of Collie away from coal. Now, the Cook government wants tens of millions of federal dollars to finish the job. Source link
Bush kids learning music in 'back of a broom cupboard', inquiry told
A NSW parliamentary inquiry into the state of live music has heard concerns about a lack of music education in schools and the knock-on effect on future events. Source link
CBA appoints new group CIO
Reverts to the previous structure of a CTO and CIO. Source link