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Bloodbath in the Tech Sector: Oracle Sacks Thousands in Brutal 6am Email as AI Takes Over Oracle sacks up to 30,000 employees in a brutal 6am email, with job losses felt globally The tech giant is investing heavily in AI, but experts warn of “AI washing” to justify job cuts Australia’s tech sector could be next, with predictions of up to 200,000 redundancies in the next two years The tech sector is reeling after Oracle, one of the world’s largest software companies, sacked up to 30,000 employees in a brutal 6am email. The move is part of a broader organisational…

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Australia Joins 35-Nation Summit to Secure Strait of Hormuz Amid Fears of Global Oil Crisis Australia to participate in virtual meeting to discuss military measures to secure safe passage of vessels in Strait of Hormuz Iran’s closure of the vital passage threatens 25% of global seaborne oil trade, putting Australia’s petrol supply at risk Defence Minister Richard Marles confirms Australia’s involvement, with possible contribution of assets to the plan Australia has joined a critical 35-nation summit to address the escalating crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital passage that accounts for around 25% of the world’s seaborne oil trade.…

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Heartbreak for Matildas Superstar Sam Kerr as Champions League Dreams Shattered by Arsenal Kerr’s potentially last chance at Champions League glory ends in defeat Controversial “Battle of the Matildas” sees Arsenal advance to semi-finals 3-2 on aggregate Kerr’s future in Europe uncertain as she’s linked to a move to the USA’s National Women’s Soccer League Chelsea superstar Sam Kerr was left shattered on the sidelines as her team’s Champions League campaign came to a heartbreaking end at the hands of Arsenal in a thrilling “Battle of the Matildas” on Thursday morning (AEDT). The 32-year-old Australian forward, who’s out of contract…

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Albanese’s Watered-Down Gambling Reforms Spark Outrage: Experts Slam “Half-Assed” Approach Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveils partial ban on gambling ads, but critics say it doesn’t go far enough to protect children and communities Reforms include three-ad-per-hour cap on TV broadcasts, ban on radio ads during school hours, and opt-out rules for online promotions Experts and advocates accuse government of taking a “watered-down” approach, failing to address online gambling harms and pokie machine addiction In a highly anticipated address to the National Press Club, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed a package of gambling reforms that has been met with widespread criticism…

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Shameful Betrayal: Melbourne Mayor Stands Down After Backing Convicted Child Sex Offender Wyndham City Council’s Preet Singh temporarily steps down as mayor after providing character reference for convicted child sex offender Kashyap Patel Patel was found guilty of grooming and sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl in 2024 Members of the local community demand Singh’s resignation, citing a “shameful betrayal of public trust” The mayor of Wyndham City Council, Preet Singh, has stood down from his position just a week after being elected, following revelations he provided a character reference for a convicted child sex offender. The shocking move has sparked…

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