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AI at work: Five hard truths every business leader needs to hear
Nearly half of organisations remain in AI pilot phases, highlighting the need for cautious planning and security-focused adoption in 2025.

South Korea military shrinks by 20% due to low birthrate
Its size has fallen below the 500,000 troops experts say are needed to handle a North Korean attack.

Watch: Meteor burns across Australian night sky
Amateur astronomers captured the moment it streaked over Victoria on CCTV and dashboard cameras.

Their loved ones are missing at war. So these Ukrainian children spend summer together
Will Vernon gets exclusive access to a pioneering summer camp for Ukrainian children with missing parents.

Australia to recognise Palestinian state in September
It follows similar moves by the UK, France and Canada.

Plan to boost jobs for newly-qualified nurses and midwives
The move comes after warnings there are up to three times more graduates than vacancies in some areas of the health service.

Record warm seas help to bring extraordinary new species to UK waters
The UK's seas have had their warmest first seven months of the year on average since records began.

Senior Pies' drop off cliff
Jimmy Bartel is calling for calm at Collingwood.

Caslick ruled out of Rugby World Cup
Charlotte Caslick has been ruled out of the Rugby World Cup, unable to recover in time after undergoing ankle surgery.

Snowden optimistic Hurry Miss can break duck at Hawkesbury
Randwick trainer’s promising mare has placed in all four of her races to date. Can she break through at Hawkesbury today?

Survey heads in right direction for OCR cut
The RBNZ’s most watched barometer of inflation expectations has dropped after increasing sharply in February.

All three promoted clubs to go down? The stats around relegation
BBC Sport looks at the stats surrounding relegation, asks why promoted clubs are struggling and rates each of the new boys' chances.

Turkey earthquake flattens buildings in north-east Balikesir province
The magnitude 6.1 quake left one person dead and caused 16 buildings to collapse in the north-west Balikesir province.

'Calamity' in Gaza and '£30bn cost of Chagos'
Israel's defence of its plan to take control of Gaza City features prominently on Monday's papers.

More foreign criminals to be deported under expanded scheme
Home Office adds 15 more countries to "deport now, appeal later" policy to remove offenders before their appeals.

Lucy Letby: How the case of one baby death shows flaws in the medical evidence on both sides
Barrister Mark McDonald claims he has the backing of a panel of world class experts who say there is no evidence any babies were deliberately harmed. Who should we believe?

Over-70s face driving ban for failing eye tests
The proposed changes in England and Wales come after a coroner calls the UK's licensing system the "laxest in Europe".

All on the line: Who will score the double chance and who will miss finals?
While this may not have been one of the greatest AFL seasons in terms of the number of teams fighting for a finals spot, the permutations within the top eight over the final fortnight of the home-and-away campaign are intriguing.

Yeo suffers shoulder injury
Isaah Yeo sends a scare through the Panthers' camp after going down with a shoulder complaint.

Navarro stuns with forehand winner
Emma Navarro takes an early lead in the third set of her battle with Ella Seidel at the Cincinnati Open.

Exclusive: SAP's Ashley McGibbon on AI, data and the future of partner innovation
AI is rapidly transforming cloud adoption and data strategies across Australia and New Zealand, driving faster business innovation and continuous enterprise adoption.