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ASX gained on 'constructive' trade talks, rare earths dumped — as it happened
“Constructive” talks between US and Chinese trade negotiations ahead of a meeting between Trump and Xi have lifted global share markets. Source link
Windows Server Update Services bug exploited in the wild
Out-of-band update available from Microsoft. Source link
Live: Joyce to snub Nationals meeting as he weighs up his future over net zero
Barnaby Joyce confirms he will skip a meeting of the Nationals today as the former leader weighs up his future with the party over net zero. Follow live. Source link
ASX-listed Symal digs deeper into AI and DevOps with Microsoft Azure
Podcast: Using Bicep to manage infrastructure-as-code. Source link
Pass or fail? Queensland government graded on first year in office
After a year under David Crisafulli’s leadership, those in the know have weighed in on how they believe the government is tracking on key issues. Source link
PM to discuss trade, Trump and security at ASEAN summit
Anthony Albanese arrives in Kuala Lumpur, following in the footsteps of US President Donald Trump, who is also at the summit. Source link
Lack of dog care standards irking pet owners and industry in NSW
Animal welfare experts are calling for mandatory qualifications and regulation of dog day care, walking and training services in NSW, as the industry booms. Source link
Peter Sellars plots return to Adelaide Festival 24 years after controversy
The Adelaide Festival is launching its line-up for its 2026 instalment, and the program will feature both fresh and returning faces, including British rock band Pulp, French actor Isabelle Huppert and American theatre director Peter Sellars. Source link
Artists rejoice as Labor rules out copyright carve-out for AI
Labor has ruled out changing copyright laws to give tech giants free rein to train artificial intelligence models on creative works, after the proposition was met with widespread backlash from artists. Source link
Australia outpaces every nation including China in Pacific aid
Australia has cemented its position as the Pacific’s largest donor by far as other countries pull back on lending and prepare to cut back on foreign aid, according to the Lowy Institute. Source link