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AGL to shed hundreds of coal jobs and accelerate green transition
AGL is preparing to shed hundreds jobs as part of a massive restructure aimed at freeing up capital to accelerate its transition away from coal and towards renewables. Source link
How love and a career opportunity took Alex to Japan
Having recently ended a seven-year long-distance relationship, Alex Bowyer wasn’t keen on repeating history when he met his now-boyfriend Tony in Japan. So he packed up his life and moved overseas — but not without a safety net. Source link
What happens to Prince Andrew's children now?
What to know about the future of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s daughters and their role in the royal family going forward. Source link
Broncos icon fears Walsh's star power could mean eventual code switch
After setting the NRL and international rugby league alight in recent months, Reece Walsh’s next move could be one that leads him to global stardom. Source link
Breaking: Port Adelaide dismisses Warren Tredrea from board of directors
AFL legend Warren Tredrea has been dismissed from the board of the Port Adelaide Football Club, the Power has confirmed. Source link
Suncorp creates a "clear execution roadmap" for agentic AI
Backs technology to improve customer service and claims processes. Source link
Houses flattened after landslide strikes Papua New Guinean village
Police say 21 people have been killed in a landslide in Papua New Guinea’s highlands overnight, with bodies still being recovered. Source link
'We want you gone': Ex-Swans hurt by brutal talks before Blues move
Will Hayward and Ollie Florent were both locked into long-term deals with Sydney before being told they needed to leave while holidaying in South America. Source link
Shire suggests blowing up dead whale as alternative to expensive disposal
A coastal shire in WA suggests towing a rotting whale carcass out to sea and blowing it up, saying it cannot afford to dispose of the whale itself. Source link
Cricketing world comes together to mourn Melbourne teen Ben Austin
Cricketers at the highest levels of the sport have paid tribute to 17-year-old Ben Austin who died on Thursday after being struck by a ball at a training session. Source link