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NT Corrections to get electronic rostering system
Commercial off-the-shelf platform to be used. Source link
A close look at Iran's 14-point plan reveals what Tehran could gain
Iran agreeing to a ceasefire deal with the United States tells us Tehran likely had something to gain from signing on. This is what Iran is promoting as the 14-point deal. Source link
Why the market thinks Michele Bullock is bluffing on rate hikes
Michele Bullock made it abundantly clear that the RBA was not ruling out further interest rate rises, but the market appears to be unswayed by the tough talk. Source link
Tim Wilson holds undisclosed shares in climate advisory firm through family trust
The shadow treasurer’s investment trust holds 15,000 shares in a small company called Gondwana Carbon, which helps developers to acquire land, develop carbon abatement projects, earn carbon credits and then trade them. Source link
US closes probe into 2024 Delta Air Lines meltdown
Sparked by CrowdStrike outage. Source link
What happened when Ann Patchett quit swearing for good
The bestselling author of books including Bel Canto, Tom Lake and her latest, Whistler, is determined to see the good in everyone. Source link
Six gaming experts share their favourite video games of the year so far
From cosy builders to hectic shooters and all the way through to nostalgic adventures, there are lots of gems to enjoy on your favourite game console so far this year. Source link
Databricks strikes deal to buy Panther Labs
In cyber security push. Source link
Woolworths Group's long-time CIO is leaving
Headed to the UK for CDTO role. Source link
UK investigates reports Russian ship fired at yacht in English Channel
Russia’s defence ministry said it fired the warning shots to divert the yacht that approached on a dangerous course in the English Channel. Source link