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Brent crude briefly touched four-year highs after Iran retaliated for Israeli strikes on its largest gas field with attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure.

The US President's fiery Truth Social post dismisses allied support just days after calling for help reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Australian officials have responded with measured criticism.

Chrome 146.0.7680.177/178 fixes a WebGPU use-after-free in Dawn after Google confirmed exploitation in the wild.

Providence House sale shatters global residential records. Companies House filings reveal Holly Valance remains a designated member of the LLP that owned it.

More than 50 ships headed for Australian terminals as demand surges 30 per cent. Farmers urge supermarkets to absorb fuel cost pressure.

A list of Sydney agencies that publicly offer AEO and GEO services, with what each one actually says on their website.

White House frames drug import levies as national security. Health Minister Butler says PBS pricing non-negotiable. CSL likely exempt.

Energy Minister Bowen calls claim 'untrue.' Defence Minister Marles declines comment. Penny Wong leads 40-nation Iran coalition. Historical precedent: Australia denied SASR in Iraq before 2003 invasion.

Australia's online safety regulator is investigating Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube for potential breaches of the world's strictest social media age ban. A survey of 900 parents found 70% of under-16s who had accounts before the December ban still have access.

From September 1, Victorian employees whose roles can be done remotely will have a legal right to work from home. Small businesses get until July 2027.

The world's HBM shortage has a name: RAMmageddon. South Korea's memory giant just filed for Wall Street's biggest tech listing in five years to fix it.

On March 29, 2026, Israeli police prevented Cardinal Pizzaballa from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday. For the first time in centuries, church leaders couldn't celebrate Mass there.