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AI companies 'stole' Australian culture, news bosses say as they call for licensing deals
Australia's top media executives demand licensing deals from AI companies to protect local journalism and cultural intellectual property from unauthorised use.
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21 July
Inquest to determine whether man killed his mother and staged her death
A coronial inquest investigates whether a man staged a car crash to cover up his mother's death. Authorities examine forensic evidence in a case that has shocked the local community.
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21 July
Central Qld University underpaid staff by $1.3m, Fair Work finds
CQU to repay $1.3 million to over 1,000 staff members following a Fair Work Ombudsman investigation into decade-long wage discrepancies and payroll errors.
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21 July
Redevelopment of former hospital site to deliver 800 new homes
Plans for 800 new homes at the former Tweed hospital site spark debate over affordable housing needs in a region facing critical shortages.
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21 July
Seized scam centre in Myanmar offers rare glimpse into industry targeting Australians
Australian authorities gain rare insight into Myanmar's evolving scam industry as syndicates move into remote jungles to target local victims.
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20 July
US names two soldiers killed in Jordan as Iran conflict widens
Washington identifies fallen personnel in Jordan as regional tensions with Iran intensify, bringing total service member losses to 17.
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19 July
Russia pounds Kyiv in major ballistic missile attack
Russia launches its largest ballistic missile barrage on Kyiv since the war began. President Zelenskyy confirms the scale of the overnight strikes as global tension rises.
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20 July
Andy Burnham becomes British PM, provides AUKUS hints in first speech
New British PM Andy Burnham pledges immediate cost-of-living relief and signals a fresh approach to the AUKUS alliance in his first address.
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18 July
Pauline Hanson delivers CPAC London speech to mostly empty seats
Pauline Hanson's international tour ends on a muted note after addressing a nearly empty hall at CPAC London. Analysis of the One Nation leader’s reception in the UK.
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17 July
Moira Deeming ousted as Liberal candidate after apology stand-off
The Victorian Liberal Party has revoked Moira Deeming’s candidacy for the November election, ending her political career within the party after a failed apology stand-off.
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20 July
Brisbane MP says tax figures show 'AirTrain's foreign owners are ripping us all off'
Brisbane AirTrain faces intense scrutiny as financial reports reveal its foreign owners paid zero income tax over a ten-year period, sparking calls for urgent fiscal reform.
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19 July
'Every working Australian' exposed to private credit risk as ASIC raises alarm
ASIC warns that every working Australian faces private credit risks via their superannuation, raising alarms over market transparency and retirement security.
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15 July
Reserves that prevented 'full-blown' oil shock running low, IMF says
IMF warns of global economic vulnerability as strategic oil reserves reach critical lows, threatening future fuel price stability.
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17 July
Live: Swans hit the front, setting up frantic finale
Experience the thrill of the Swans vs Crows blockbuster at the SCG. Live updates as Sydney fights for a crucial win in a potential finals preview.
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11 July
Crocs, sharks and an Aussie cricket legend: All the action from the Barra Classic
Cricket legends and apex predators collide at the Daly River's Barra Classic. Follow the action from Australia's premier barramundi fishing tournament.
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8 July
Live: NSW create Origin history with Lang Park decider win over Queensland
NSW secures a historic State of Origin series win with a legendary victory over Queensland at Lang Park. Read the full analysis of the Blues' record-breaking performance.
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17 July
No guarantee outages won't happen again, Telstra CEO says
Telstra CEO warns future outages are possible after a bizarre maintenance error sent systems back 20 years. Read the full analysis on Australia's latest digital infrastructure failure.
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15 July
Employees sue Meta over claims AI systems selected workers for lay-offs
Meta faces a landmark lawsuit as former employees claim AI algorithms unfairly targeted those on parental leave for redundancies. Is automated HR the new corporate risk?
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10 July
Australian-first CO2-powered battery planned for coal town
Victoria announces a ground-breaking compressed CO2 battery storage system in its coal heartland, marking a significant milestone in Australia's renewable energy transition.
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