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  • AFP releases clothing images to identify child abuse victims
    The Australian Federal Police have released images of clothing from child abuse material to help identify victims of 35-year-old Hamish Tait, who faces 320 charges of alleged child abuse. Police are seeking information from anyone who recognises clothing from children who attended childcare and early education facilities in Sydney's northwest. AFP officers have contacted 121 families during the victim identification process.

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    1 min
  • Government's AI framework criticised by Opposition
    The federal government has outlined its AI framework, promoting technology like DrumBeat.ai which uses artificial intelligence to detect ear disease in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in remote communities. The Opposition has criticised the framework as containing motherhood statements and accused Labor of giving unions veto power over AI implementation. One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been photographed with Gina Rinehart at a luxury hotel in Sicily during a break from her UK tour, where she has been meeting far-right political figures including Liz Truss and Tommy Robinson.

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    2 min
  • Man arrested after father found dead in Glenmore Park
    A 36-year-old man has been arrested after his father, aged in his 60s, was found dead with significant burns in the driveway of a Glenmore Park home in Western Sydney. Police allege the son broke into the home, leading to a fight between the two men that resulted in the father's death. The suspect was located by police in a car parked near an oval approximately 12 kilometres from the scene and was taken to Nepean Hospital with minor injuries under police guard.

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    2 min
  • US escalates Iran strikes for fifth consecutive day
    The United States has conducted five consecutive days of military strikes against Iran, with the latest attacks targeting infrastructure aimed at degrading Iran's capability to attack ships in the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump has threatened to target Iranian bridges and power plants if the country does not return to negotiations, whilst Iran has retaliated with drone strikes on US military bases across the Middle East, including a reported attack on a warehouse in Kuwait. Both sides remain locked in a standoff over control of the crucial waterway with no clear path to de-escalation.

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    2 min
  • Major health provider cyber attack exposes patient data
    Partnered Health, which operates over 50 GP and skin cancer clinics across Australia, suffered a cyber attack on 23 June that potentially exposed personal details, medical records, Medicare details and private health insurance information of thousands of patients. The breach affected more than a dozen clinics across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia and the ACT, with some patients only being notified up to three weeks after the company was first alerted to the security incident.

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    2 min
  • Keir Starmer's emotional farewell to Commons
    UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivered his final address to the House of Commons, receiving a standing ovation as he announced the end of his political journey. He became emotional during the speech, wiping away tears as he thanked those who struggle to be seen or heard and expressed love for his family. Andy Burnham will take over as Labour leader following Starmer's resignation.

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    2 min
  • Bird flu cases reach 14 as seabird tests positive
    A seabird found on Lancelin Beach in Western Australia has tested positive for bird flu, bringing Australia's total cases to 14. Another bird from Parry Beach is undergoing testing. The deadly H5 strain was confirmed in a native bird in South Australia last week for the first time, though Australia's poultry industry remains unaffected.

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    1 min
  • Lime bikes to be pulled from Melbourne streets
    The City of Yarra Council has voted to end its six-month trial of Lime e-bikes in Melbourne's inner city. Councillors cited the operator's failure to meet minimum standards, with bikes blocking footpaths, being dumped in public places, and being linked to dangerous rider behaviour. Lime will have 30 days to remove all devices once formally notified.

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    1 min
  • Victorian teachers await new pay offer
    The Victorian Government is preparing a new pay offer for teachers to prevent a planned 24-hour statewide strike next week. A revised pay and conditions deal may be presented to the Australian Education Union as part of a state schools agreement. The proposed agreement aims to avoid a second major walk-off by teachers this year.

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    1 min
  • Gangland murder victim shot dead at Carlingford home
    Jack Chung, a 35-year-old man, was ambushed and shot dead in the driveway of his Carlingford home at dawn. Police discovered a GPS tracker attached to his vehicle and are investigating his brother's alleged connections to Sydney's coconut cartel. Security cameras at the family home may provide crucial evidence as authorities search for the killer and getaway car.

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    1 min

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