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Live: Plibersek defends PM's attendance at dinner hosted by billionaire family
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek has defended the prime minister’s attendance at an intimate dinner hosted by a billionaire family. Follow live. Source link
ASX rallies 1.4pc in best session in six weeks, oil slumps after US and Iran pause missile attacks — as it happened
The ASX has enjoyed its best session in six weeks as global oil prices slump on easing tensions in the Middle East. Source link
Home Affairs starts scoping SAP ECC6 replacement
As end-of-life looms. Source link
Hearing aid users fear being 'cut off from the world' by service cuts
Kym Files fears when hearing aid services are drastically cut in his remote city, he may be left weeks or even months in silence waiting for repairs. Source link
Finance One backs AI and automation to move faster
Podcast: Implements inaugural AI strategy outline and framework. Source link
Fake Corepack tool site goes quiet after luring devs with malware
Dropped infostealer and proxy-hijacking software. Source link
Its AI agent spent days hacking a company, but sources say OpenAI did not notice for a week
Until well after the threat was contained. Source link
Labor's command and control culture may come with a cost
Anthony Albanese’s tightly managed Labor conference showcased discipline over dissent. But could shutting down public debate carry risks beyond the party room? Source link
We had the origin of more than 200 tomato products tested. The results were shocking
One of Australia’s biggest tomato brands and two major supermarkets are selling products that exclusive forensic testing shows have misleading labelling. Source link
Influencers and cultural rituals: Race Around the World's films
From bullfighting in Madagascar to swimming the English Channel in Jersey, catch up on every week eight film from Race Around the World. Source link