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How a father's love of music took his daughter to the world stage
From Newcastle in NSW to Windsor Castle in England, Christopher and Miriam Allan carry their family’s love of music across generations and continents. Source link
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Purpose-built IaaS presents new revenue opportunities for service providers
MSPs gain a simpler path to IaaS. Source link
Hens moved indoors but free-range label still allowed
The consumer watchdog has relaxed rules on free-range labelling as egg producers move their hens indoors to prevent the spread of bird flu. Source link
ASX 200 gains 1.4 per cent to five-month high — as it happened
The Australian share market is now less than a percentage point from a record high. Look back on how the session unfolded, plus insights from our business reporters on the ABC News markets blog. Source link
'Icon of our history': Canberra bus shelters added to heritage register
Canberra’s bus shelters were described as “concrete monstrosities” when installed in 1975 but have since been noted for their brutalist architectural style and functionality. Source link
'Where are the fakers'? NDIS recipient slams argument for overhaul
NDIS recipient Nicci Carlson, who is in constant pain and may soon lose her eyesight, says cuts to the scheme are making vulnerable people living with a disability scapegoats for Australians hit hard by cost-of-living pressures. Source link
From suburban dance school to Anastasia the musical
Four Adelaide girls have survived gruelling auditions to be selected to perform in Anastasia the musical. Source link
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From Deep Tech Breakthrough to Production
Bridging the gap between prototype and production. Source link
Australians warned prediction markets could cost them, with little protection
As Australians engage with billion-dollar prediction markets, betting on anything from war, weather to pop culture, the corporate watchdog is forced to step in. Source link
Calls to scrap NSW emergency services levy as insurance costs rise
New South Wales is the only jurisdiction to fund emergency services through a tax on insurance premiums. Home owners and industry stakeholders want that changed. Source link