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Organisations lag in AI policies & skills as workplace use surges
A global survey reveals 81% of staff use AI at work but only 28% of firms have formal AI policies, highlighting a critical gap in skills and risk management.

Nine baggage handlers arrested at Auckland Airport in $24m drug smuggling bust
Methamphetamine and cocaine have been seized and a total of 18 people are facing serious drug charges, police say.

Canterbury will win an NRL premiership soon. We’re about to find out when
The one question that still remains about the Bulldogs’ title hopes could be answered in a cracking clash with the reigning premiers.

Why whispers of a blockbuster Charlie Curnow trade won’t go away
Down on form and goals, the pin-up boy of Princes Park has been unable to make a mark on 2025, to the point that he has even been linked to what would be a blockbuster trade at season’s end.

Teddy opens up on 'awkward' Origin reality
James Tedesco admitted watching the 2024 State of Origin series on TV was 'awkward', but a year on has enjoyed watching as a fan.

MLB star cries after taunt about late mother
Ketel Marte was seen in tears on the field after a spectator yelled a derogatory comment about Marte's late mother.

Lloyd says loser of Blues-Port game is done for 2025
Matthew Lloyd believes tonight is do or die for Carlton or Port Adelaide.

‘Usman is a man of principle’: Khawaja refuses SEN interview in solidarity with journalist
Australian Test batsman Usman Khawaja came out in defence of cricket reporter Peter Lalor after he was let go from SEN radio due to social media posts. Now he’s made another stance.

Device Authority launches KeyScaler 2025 with AI automation
Device Authority unveils KeyScaler 2025, enhancing IoT security with AI automation, new UI and secure edge access for safer device management.

Growing gap revealed between AI innovation & enterprise security
A new report reveals a widening gap between AI innovation and enterprise security, with 36% of firms struggling to keep up with generative AI risks.

LRN earns global recognition for financial services courses
LRN has earned global accreditations for its financial services compliance courses from CISI, IBF Singapore and The CPD Certification Service.

Police officer cleared over drunk man's fatal fall
The police watch dog has found an officer was not at fault when an intoxicated man he was escorting fell and was fatally injured.

‘Racism, misogyny, generalised hatred’: How AI is helping rugby stamp out online abuse
New technology which deletes abusive social media comments in real time has been adopted by Rugby Australia and made available to players at all levels of the game.

Australia’s top order suffer major collapse against West Indies as Joseph reproduces Gabba form
After winning the toss and electing to bat, Australia were bowled out for 180 day one of the first Test in Barbados, but salvaged the day with some late West Indies wickets.

Family tragedy behind Thaiday's Mark Hughes Foundation push
NRL legend Sam Thaiday reveals his brother in law died from brain cancer last year, as he gears up to support the Mark Hughes Foundation's Beanies for Brain Cancer round.

Aussie teen stuns Raducanu in pre-Wimbledon upset
Australia's Maya Joint defeated former US Open champion Emma Raducanu at the pre-Wimbledon Eastbourne International.

Gigamon launches AI tools to boost hybrid cloud security
Gigamon unveils AI tools to enhance hybrid cloud security with real-time monitoring of AI traffic and a GenAI assistant for simplified network management.