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Australia stays clear of Trump's Strait of Hormuz naval push
World

Australia stays clear of Trump's Strait of Hormuz naval push

Australia has not been asked by the United States to deploy warships to secure the Strait of Hormuz, Defence Minister Richard Marles says, joining several other allied nations in rejecting Trump's call for a naval coalition.

SUBCO's dual-path strategy hardens Australia's digital backbone
Technology

SUBCO's dual-path strategy hardens Australia's digital backbone

SUBCO has announced a new strategy to improve the resilience of its east-west cable corridor by splitting the Sydney-Melbourne segment across independent subsea and terrestrial paths, protecting critical infrastructure from disruption.

RBA's Toughest Call: One Hike Behind, Global Fire Ahead
Business

RBA's Toughest Call: One Hike Behind, Global Fire Ahead

The Reserve Bank's March decision has become genuinely uncertain. Inflation still high, but petrol shocks and weak household spending complicate the case for another rate rise this week.

ACCC Demands Fuel Price Answers as Retailers Face Emergency Grilling
Business

ACCC Demands Fuel Price Answers as Retailers Face Emergency Grilling

Australia's competition watchdog has called an emergency meeting with major fuel retailers to justify rapid price increases since war erupted in the Middle East. The ACCC is investigating whether price hikes are justified or represent deliberate market manipulation.

Milicic returns to haunt the Matildas in Perth semi-final
Sports

Milicic returns to haunt the Matildas in Perth semi-final

The Matildas face defending champions China in an Asian Cup semi-final in Perth on Tuesday, but their biggest tactical challenge may be dealing with Ante Milicic, the Australian who now coaches the opposition.

Rural Victoria Runs Dry as Fuel Crisis Deepens
Regional

Rural Victoria Runs Dry as Fuel Crisis Deepens

Towns across rural Victoria have run completely out of fuel this weekend, leaving farmers scrambling for diesel and exposing Australia's dangerous reliance on imports.

Salesforce Locks in Debt Until 2066 to Fund Share Buyback
Business

Salesforce Locks in Debt Until 2066 to Fund Share Buyback

Salesforce is committing itself to decades of debt repayment to fund a $50 billion stock buyback, signalling management confidence in share value but raising questions about capital allocation in a slowing market.

Two charged with murder after Lidcombe shooting
Crime

Two charged with murder after Lidcombe shooting

Two men aged 21 and 22 have been charged with murder following a fatal shooting in western Sydney. A 38-year-old man was found with gunshot wounds at a Lidcombe address and died in hospital.