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Imported pork 'hiding in plain sight' on Guzman y Gomez menu
Mexican fast-food chain Guzman Y Gomez (GYG) has come under fire for advertising the use of Australian produce while importing hundreds of tonnes of Danish pork each year. Source link
Big Brother U.K. sparks backlash after housemates debate trans rights
Viewers of Big Brother U.K. are criticizing its contestants after the show aired a tense debate about transgender rights, pronouns, single-sex bathrooms and trans athletes in sports. Source link
Sarah Macdonald returns to presenting at 702 ABC Sydney
The former Mornings show presenter says James Valentine, the longtime Afternoons announcer who died earlier this year, will be the “patron saint” of the show. Source link
Live: Taylor says 'vested interests' won't stop Coalition from cutting migration
Angus Taylor has hit back at business sector criticism of the Coalition’s plan to bring down net overseas migration. Follow live. Source link
Tech Life
What is a supercomputer for? How does it work? And who gets to use it? We explain all. Source link
Chinese company to face Australian privacy probe over 'pervert' glasses
The privacy commissioner has launched a formal investigation into the Chinese software company behind an influx of cheap smart glasses to Australia. Source link
How David Jones, Canva and others are putting agentic AI to work
Meet around 600 customers, prospects and partners for two days focused on automation, integration and the growing role of agentic AI in enterprise operations. Source link
The RBA isn't trying to stop inflation. So don't expect prices to fall
The Reserve Bank doesn’t want consumer prices to come down, but to rise more slowly. It’s a common misunderstanding that the ABS is partly responsible for. Source link
Taylor concedes aged care workers would be hit by migration plan
Angus Taylor acknowledges some aged care workers would be affected by the Coalition’s proposed migration changes, as business and education groups warn of wider economic damage. Source link
What your favourite book says about you
The books we love can become tied to memory, taste, identity and belonging, which makes choosing just 10 favourites harder than it looks. Source link