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Billions in new funding for AUKUS shipyards in Adelaide
The billions of dollars in additional funding is another step towards making Australia’s nuclear submarine program “a reality”. Source link
Chinese diplomats leave ALP conference after bid to eject Taiwan officials
The incident could stir fresh tensions between China and Australia in the wake of several recent high-profile disputes. Source link
Dept Infrastructure strikes $38.8m Accenture deal to replace SAP
New ERP to use software from two vendors. Source link
Origin Energy confirms breach of customer data
Energy company Origin confirms there has been unauthorised access to and disclosure of some customers’ data, a day after it announced it was investigating a “potential” breach. Source link
In pictures: iTnews State of Data & AI Launch Sydney
Sponsored by NEXTDC, Workato and Penguin Solutions. Source link
Labor debates future, Liberals hold up pamphlet
Australia’s two major parties are deliberating their futures this week with Labor’s national conference and the Liberal Party’s glossy new pamphlet. Source link
Unemployment rate steady for now, but could increase in coming months
The unemployment rate was steady in June at 4.4 per cent but underemployment has risen. Source link
In Pictures: The future of retail Flipkart Melbourne roundtable
A selection of photos from a recent iTnews roundtable lunch at Society restaurant in Melbourne. Source link
Rusted tin transformed into prize-winning portraits
Pilbara artist Jenna Pickering transforms found bush objects into hyper-realistic portraits as artist-in-residence at the remote Cossack Art Awards. Source link
Live: Origin Energy shares drop back slightly after company admits data hack
Shares in Origin Energy have given up ground after the company confirmed a customer data hack. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link