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Australia's Qantas says 6 million customer accounts accessed in cyber hack

Cyber Security · Australia

Australia's Qantas says 6 million customer accounts accessed in cyber hack

41% Center coverage: 90 sources

India’s leader promises trade and investment in a visit to Trinidad and Tobago

Narendra Modi · Trinidad and Tobago

India’s leader promises trade and investment in a visit to Trinidad and Tobago

Coverage: 34 sources

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi promising continued trade and investment in Trinidad and Tobago on Friday in an address to the nation’s parliament.See the Story

Australia police charge man over alleged arson on Melbourne synagogue

Australia Politics · Melbourne

Australia police charge man over alleged arson on Melbourne synagogue

34% Center coverage: 12 sources

‘I Felt Numb’: Parents Grapple with Guilt and Horror After Childcare Abuse Allegations

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

This week Melbourne childcare worker Joshua Dale Brown was charged with sexually abusing children and infants in his care. The revelation has shattered confidence in the sector, and triggered calls for a suite of reforms to better protect children.Research · Australia See the Story

Aamir Khan to Headline Indian Film Festival of Melbourne as Chief Guest

50% Right coverage: 8 sources

Aamir Khan is set to be the chief guest at the 16th Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, celebrating his contributions to Indian cinema. The event will feature a retrospective of his work, focusing on his latest film, 'Sitaare Zameen Par,' highlighting inclusivity and neurodivergence in storytelling.Bollywood · Melbourne See the Story

The farmer and the fault line

By all accounts, Chris Thomas is not a man who asks for much. A quiet life in Crystal Brook, the bush town he has called home for most of his 68 years. A small win here and there, even in the face of setbacks that would flatten others — a case of Q-fever in the eighties, a life of labour through droughts, amputations, viruses, cardiac arrests. Now he is being asked to choose between moving to the city or dying. The choice has not been put so cru…Crystal Brook, South Australia · Crystal Brook Read Article

New tech, faster help: SA overhauls child protection systems

More than just a software update, South Australia is putting its child protection system through a much-needed digital overhaul. Backed by $14.9 million from the Malinauskas Government’s Digital Investment Fund, the KidSafe Connect program marks the start of a major transition aimed at making frontline family and child welfare services faster, smarter, and more reliable. By June 2027, the Department for Child Protection (DCP) expects to retire t…South Australia · South Australia Read Article

Debt up, Yields up, Credibility Down

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

President Trump’s freshly passed Big Beautiful Bill may have satisfied his base, but it’s rattled the markets. Behind the televised signing and bold promises lies a structural problem that no rally can hide: a widening fiscal gap colliding head-on with a reluctant central bank. Dr Komal Sri-Kumar, president of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies, argues the consequences will come faster than Washington expects. “The President’s fiscal and trade policies…Donald Trump · France See the Story

50,000 South Australians Feel the Shift in Rental Reforms

Coverage: 2 sources

More than 50,000 renters across South Australia are seeing the benefits of a new set of tenancy laws introduced by the Malinauskas Government last year. Marking a year since the changes came into effect, the government says the reforms are working—making renting fairer while maintaining a workable system for landlords. The updated laws followed a commitment made at National Cabinet to deliver “A Better Deal for Renters.” South Australia was the …Europe · Sweden See the Story

AUSSIE, 18-YEAR-OLD AUTISTIC FOUNDER OF KAIKO FIDGETS FINALIST IN GLOBAL YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR AWARDS

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Mahindra Plans Aussie Growth After XUV 3XO Launch, Eyes Top 15 Carmaker Rank by 2030

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Mahindra’s Australian operations have traditionally remained under the radar, largely due to the company not submitting data to industry-standard VFACTS reports.Australia · Australia See the Story

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