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Geopolitics
Melbourne's Water Storage Falls 11% in a Year as City Drinks Through Reserves
Storages sit at 69.6%, down more than 200 billion litres from last year. Conditions mirror the Millennium Drought. Restrictions could return by next summer.
Geopolitics
Taylor Swift's Australian Return Signals the End of the Touring Drought
Three Melbourne shows, two in Sydney, one in Brisbane. What the announcement reveals about Australia's live entertainment recovery.
AI
OpenAI Ships GPT-5.4 Mini and Nano: The Architecture of Cheap Intelligence
Two new models bring computer use and coding performance at a fraction of the cost. The real story is the system architecture they enable.
Geopolitics
Apple's iPhone 17e Brings A19 Chip to Budget Buyers Starting at A$999
The budget iPhone gets flagship silicon, MagSafe, and full Apple Intelligence support. Pre-orders opened March 5 with availability from March 11.
Work
Nvidia Confirms One Million GPU Sale to AWS by 2027
The deal runs through 2027 and includes far more than graphics cards. It's a window into how the hyperscalers are building their AI futures.
Work
Australians Are Giving Up on Home Ownership and Starting Businesses Instead
New data shows 41% of Australians now see starting a business as their top wealth-building strategy, ahead of saving or seeking a promotion.
Geopolitics
Meta abandons end-to-end encryption for Instagram DMs, citing low uptake
The company will remove the privacy feature from Instagram on May 8, opening user messages to potential scanning and third-party access.
Work
Bank of England holds rates as Iran war threatens inflation target
First unanimous MPC vote in four years signals shift from cuts to possible hikes
Geopolitics
Should tobacconists even exist? Minister poses radical question as illegal sales soar
Assistant minister Julian Hill questions the viability of standalone tobacco shops as organised crime dominates the market and firebombings escalate.
Geopolitics
Cross River Rail boss tells inquiry CFMEU 'purposefully' disrupted $19 billion project
Delivery authority chief Graeme Newton alleges union targeted critical works to maximise delays and cost blowouts on Queensland's largest infrastructure project
Geopolitics
Chalmers vows reform budget on May 12 as inflation hits 4.8 per cent
Treasurer promises tax reform, spending cuts and productivity push despite Middle East turmoil pushing oil to $100 per barrel
Geopolitics
Australia races to solve fuel crisis as Iran blockade threatens supply chains
National Cabinet meets tomorrow as government scrambles to coordinate response to global oil shock. Asian refineries hold the key.
Geopolitics
Fire ants march on Brisbane: $593M eradication war reaches World Heritage rainforest
Biosecurity zones now expand monthly as the invasive super-pest breaches Lamington National Park, threatening a 2032 deadline that experts say is slipping away.
Work
Three Weeks, 7,600 Jobs: Australian Tech's AI Reckoning Has Arrived
Atlassian, WiseTech, and Block have collectively cut thousands of positions since late February. Each company cited artificial intelligence. Markets rewarded them.
Geopolitics
How Much Super Do You Actually Need at 60? The Real Numbers for 2026
ASFA says you need $690,000 for a comfortable retirement. The average Australian has $252,000. Here's what that gap actually means.
Work
The Conveyancing Squeeze: What Vertical Integration Means for Property Settlement
When real estate platforms start buying conveyancing firms, the independent practitioner's position gets harder. Here's what the LocalAgentFinder-Dott & Crossitt deal tells us about where the industry is heading.
Geopolitics
Cyclone Narelle tracking toward Queensland coast
The Bureau of Meteorology issued its first track map on Tuesday. The system is expected to intensify before crossing the coast.
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