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Australia news LIVE: GDP figures show worst economic growth in decades; Dutton faces possible probe over terror leader s detention

Treasurer Jim Chalmers said high interest rates were largely to blame for measly growth of 0.1 per cent in the March quarter. Plus, NSW Premier Chris Minns delivers a formal state apology to the victims of laws that criminalised homosexuality. Follow live here.

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Brisbane s Emantra launches security compliance offering for smaller government agencies

Brisbane-headquartered managed security service provider Emantra has launched a cybersecurity compliance offering aimed at smaller gov.

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Data Architecture / Management / Security | Department of Finance

Data Architecture / Management / Security | Department of Finance
finance.gov.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from finance.gov.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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Japa: 10 Countries Allowing Foreign Students Bring Dependants

Ten of the countries where dependents are still allowed are the USA, Canada, Germany, Australia, Austria, Malta, Japan, China, Denmark, and Finland.

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Ticketek customers details stolen in cyber incident

Australians are being urged to be careful in how they use the internet after Ticketek flagged a "cyber incident" may have exposed customer details.

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