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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
Floor fight over gas tax evaporates as Labor spruiks new workers' court at ALP conference — as it happened
A much-anticipated floor fight over calls for a gas export tax has failed to materialise at the ALP national conference. Take a look back at how the day’s events unfolded. Source link
Rebel Wilson's victory in defamation case could be short-lived. Here's why
As lawyers for actor Charlotte MacInnes plan to appeal a failed defamation case outcome against Hollywood star Rebel Wilson, a solicitor says the judge’s interpretations could be grounds for a retrial or a different verdict. Source link
Disability employment agency closure sparks community action
This supported disabled employment agency is about to close, and a community has vowed to fight to keep it open, saying they paid for it. Source link
Animal experts divided about Barnaby Joyce's TV dog discipline
One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce is back in the spotlight after some harsh words to his dog during a live TV interview, but experts are divided about what works when it comes to pulling a canine into line. Source link
NSW' Long Service Corporation builds platforms for community services scheme
Brings in Appian and Deloitte. Source link
Data company urged to be 'good' after water plan slip reveals intentions
A Tasmanian farmer has urged a data centre builder to “be a good corporate citizen” after it accidentally revealed a plan to tap into a water source earmarked for agriculture for cooling purposes at one of its facilities. Source link
Rock Posters proud to capture artists' 'blood and tears' in billboards
An iconic Melbourne printing factory has worked with international pop divas and rock legends to enhance the city’s live music scene for 40 years. Source link
Labor's members to debate gas and gambling
Anthony Albanese may have been a keen participant in robust conference debates in years gone by but is now using his authority to enforce a much more controlled process. Source link