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Geopolitics
Your Power Bank Just Got You Stopped at Security. Here's What Changed.
New UN aviation rules limit passengers to two power banks per flight. Australian carriers already enforcing. What you need to know before your next trip.
Geopolitics
8 Million March in 'No Kings' Protests Across All 50 States
Third wave of nationwide rallies becomes largest single-day demonstration in US history as Iran war, gas prices fuel anger at Trump administration
Geopolitics
Trump's War Has Two Problems Money Can't Fix: No Oil, Fewer Missiles
Four weeks into the Iran conflict, the White House faces twin strategic crises that don't care about its messaging.
Cybersecurity
ShinyHunters Claims 350GB Stolen in EU Commission Breach
Extortion gang breached Amazon cloud infrastructure hosting Europa.eu, Commission confirms data theft on March 24.
Geopolitics
Meta and Google Lose $381M in Child Safety Verdicts
Two juries in three days find social platforms liable for harm to minors
Geopolitics
The Cattle Trade: How One Nation’s SA Surge Just Rewrote Federal Strategy
Barnaby Joyce’s ‘cattle’ comments aren’t a gaffe. They are a calculated response to a structural breach in the Liberal Party’s right flank.
Geopolitics
Apple iOS 26.4 Software Update Expected to Launch This Week Across All Devices
Based on previous year trends, update anticipated between March 23-25 with improvements across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch, and Vision Pro.
Geopolitics
Irredeemable: How the Victorian Liberals Sabotaged Themselves (Again)
The party dumps its defamation winner for a man with food safety convictions who donated to their former leader's legal fund.
Work
Regional Australian Property Prices Continue Rising Despite Interest Rate Hikes
Mid-size and regional areas see sustained price growth while Sydney and Melbourne cool, reflecting different demand drivers.
Geopolitics
RBA Forecasts Inflation Peak at 4.2% by Mid-2026 Before Gradual Easing
Reserve Bank expects underlying inflation to reach 3.7% and headline 4.2% mid-year, with return to 2-3% target band not expected until mid-2028.
Work
Amazon Confirms 16,000 Corporate Job Cuts in 2026 Workforce Restructuring
E-commerce giant announces largest single layoff of 2026 as part of broader corporate downsizing strategy.
Work
OECD Slashes Australia's Growth Forecast as Iran War Drives Global Inflation Spike
Australia's 2026 growth rate has been cut to 1.3%. Half of last year's figure, as oil supply disruptions test the resilience of the global economy.
Work
ABC Staff Walk Out for First Time in 20 Years Over Pay and AI Protections
Close to 1,000 ABC workers struck for 24 hours after rejecting a 10% pay offer that fails to match inflation. Unions want safeguards against AI replacing journalists.
Geopolitics
RBA Hikes Cash Rate to 4.10% as Bullock Warns of Recession Risk
The second rate rise of 2026 passed by a single vote, with the Governor pointing to sticky inflation and oil price shocks.
Geopolitics
NVIDIA Sees $1 Trillion in AI Chip Orders Through 2027
Jensen Huang doubles the forecast at GTC 2026 as hyperscalers scramble for Blackwell and Rubin GPUs.
Geopolitics
Cory Booker Wants to Talk About Congress's War Powers Problem. Not Just Trump's.
A senator's resolution exposes 53 years of abdication. Both parties have enabled it.
Geopolitics
Selling Your Identity to Train AI: The Gig Economy's Unsettling Trade
People in developing countries are earning a few dollars filming their walks and selling their phone calls. They're signing away rights to their biometric identity forever.
Geopolitics
The $13.6 Million Payday That Made Mark Barnaba Australia's Highest-Paid Director
How a clever options grant at a UK explorer, a transformative acquisition, and the ASX's own governance rules combined to produce a payout most executives can only dream of.
Geopolitics
Gentlemen Directors Need Not Apply: The Star Judgment and the Death of Passive Oversight
Justice Lee's ruling against Star's executives carries a message for every Australian boardroom: ignorance of risk is no longer a defence.
Work
Slovenia Votes in Election Marked by Anti-Romany Rhetoric From Both Sides
Neither the centre-left incumbent nor the populist challenger has offered the country's 12,000 Roma people a reason for optimism. Activists say both parties have scapegoated Europe's most marginalised minority.
Geopolitics
Iranian Missiles Can Now Reach London, Israel Warns. Britain Has No Defence.
The Diego Garcia strike revealed capabilities Tehran denied having. Defence experts say the UK would have to rely on American systems stationed in Eastern Europe to stop an incoming Iranian missile.
Geopolitics
Robert Mueller, FBI Director Who Probed But Did Not Charge Trump, Dies at 81
The special counsel who documented Russian election interference but stopped short of indicting a sitting president. Trump celebrated his death on social media.
Geopolitics
The Heretic of Silicon Valley
When a tech CEO calls for government regulation of his own industry, it tells us something about where the reckoning has arrived.
Work
DoorDash Now Pays Couriers to Film Themselves Training AI
The new 'Tasks' app turns 8 million gig workers into data collectors for robotics companies. The legal questions about who owns that footage are only beginning.
AI
Apple's M5 Math: The Unit Economics of a $100 Price Hike
The new MacBook Air isn't just faster. It's a calculated segmentation shift that forces users to pay for storage they might not want.
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