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WOMADelaide reveals 2027 line-up marking 35 years of The World's Festival
Adelaide’s revered event has celebrated global music since 1992. This year’s diverse line-up is no exception. Source link
Hospitality bosses warn of empty cafes and kitchens under migration cuts
The latest pushback on sweeping migration cuts has come from the hospitality industry in a social media campaign focused on the consequences for everyday Australians if crucial jobs are left vacant. Source link
Microsoft floats "risk cohorts" as patch load hits record size
Tsunami of monthly fixes tops 1400 in October. Source link
Rare earths company could be nationalised as China-linked investors fail to divest
Resources Minister Madeleine King has left open the door to nationalising a Perth-based critical minerals company as several China-linked investors are defying federal government orders to divest from it. Source link
Mining giant BHP to cut hundreds of jobs at iron ore mines
Mining giant BHP confirms job cuts at its iron ore operations in Western Australia, which the ABC understands will mean 300 positions axed. Source link
Forcing gas producers to sell to Australia won't 'crash' prices, King says
Burned once before on energy bill promises, the resources minister won’t say what new gas reservation laws will do to wholesale gas prices, but promises they will cause downward pressure without crashing the market. Source link
New team to save Antarctic port from climate change
The mission aims to protect the base which is home to the world’s southernmost Post Office. Source link
Rex grounds two routes 10 months after $60m rescue package
Less than a year after Rex was sold with the aid of a federal government rescue package, the embattled airline has suspended services to Orange and Port Macquarie. Source link
World's oldest shipwreck found off coast of Turkey
Archaeologists say the wreck is up to 4,700 years old, dating to the Early Bronze Age. Source link
Government says perpetrators of financial abuse will be pursued in court
Perpetrators of financial abuse who use the tax and social security systems to create debts as a form of coercive control could soon be held liable. Source link