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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
Clock ticking on funding to launch Australian of the Year to space
The countdown is on for the federal government to decide if it will accept an European Space Agency offer to send Australian of the Year Katherine Bennell-Pegg to the International Space Station. Source link
Compensation scheme for abuse survivors must be extended, MPs say
The scheme is scheduled to close in June 2028 but its backlog is outpacing processing. Source link
Conflicting advice left prospector stranded on outback tenement
A prospector receives a three-month permit to retrieve and secure his equipment after years of conflicting advice forced him to break the law to leave his outback tenement. Source link
Reassessment of billion-dollar silver mine sparks tractor protest
Opponents of a proposed billion-dollar silver and lead mine drive tractors through Mudgee as the Independent Planning Commission begins reassessing the project. Source link
Finance presenter Alan Kohler to sign off from ABC for final time
Alan Kohler will walk out the door of the ABC’s Melbourne studios tonight after presenting his final finance report, ending a 31-year career at the public broadcaster. Source link
Lightspeed cuts 250 roles by laying off staff, not filling vacancies
Lightspeed Commerce Inc. says 250 roles will be impacted as the company lays off staff and opts to not fill some vacancies. Source link
'A lot of emotion:' First round of redundancies to hit Whyalla steelworks
More than 250 Whyalla steelworks employees have accepted redundancies but those wanting to stay are facing an anxious wait. Source link
Girls returning for limited season run 10 years after finale
The Emmy-winning HBO series Girls is returning for five episodes. Series creator and star Lena Dunham says the cast vowed only to return if they had something burning to say. Source link