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Gaza ceasefire going 'better than expected', JD Vance says
The vice-president urged Israel to have “a little bit of patience” with Hamas as the militant group tries to find the remains of deceased hostages. Source link
A tank escape and mating attempts — raising Maugean skates in captivity
From a specimen unexpectedly launching itself out of a tank, to another dying from a gastrointestinal blockage, and bite marks made during mating rituals, the ABC can reveal the challenges scientist face keeping the endangered Maugean skate species alive. Source link
Sports business mogul facing multi-million-dollar tax debt
The former financial adviser to Collingwood star Scott Pendlebury has racked up a multi-million dollar tax debt since 2021. Source link
Skipper Healy out of Australia's blockbuster World Cup clash with injury
Alyssa Healy suffers another injury at the pointy end of a World Cup, ruled out of Australia’s clash against England with the finals on the horizon. Source link
What we know about Amazon's AWS outage and why it was such a big deal
Millions of apps, websites and services rely on AWS, one of the world’s largest cloud computing platforms. Here’s what we know about the outage. Source link
Turnbull gives Albanese a 10, backs Rudd to stay in US
Former prime minister Malcoim Turnbull says any talk of removing Kevin Rudd as ambassador to the United States should be ignored. Source link
Rex Airlines finds US buyer after voluntary administration
Regional Express Airlines has found a buyer after the company went into voluntary administration last July. Source link
Senator Nampijinpa Price civil trial hears CEO's reputation 'hit' after media coverage
On day two of the senator’s defamation trial, a witness told the court the chief executive of one of the NT’s largest land councils took a “sustained hit” to his reputation when news broke about an alleged no-confidence motion last year. Source link
Trump's take on China should shift the tone of war talk in Australia
Trump’s remarks downplaying the threat of confrontation over Taiwan are highly significant for Australia. They should also shift the tone of much of the strategic discussion among China hawks on the prospects of imminent war. Source link
Border Force cracks down on 3D-printed guns and parts
An Australian Border Force operation leads to the seizure of more than 1,000 firearms and parts, including 281 made via 3D-printing processes. Source link