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Markets & Inflation: Australia’s sharemarket slid to a 1½-month low as commodities dragged and oil jumped, reviving inflation worries while the Iran situation stays tense. Tesla Courtroom Clash: A judge in Australia warned Tesla it could face “a really bad time” after slow document sharing in a class action involving claims around driving features and battery range. Protest Fallout: South Australia’s premier hit back after a park-lands group post allegedly encouraged people to find and leak his home address. Banking Pressure: Banks are holding back part of recent RBA rate rises on savings accounts to protect margins. Housing Squeeze: A new focus on “middle” renters highlights how the budget may not deliver quick relief for people stuck between renting and owning. Security & Health: Islamic State urged followers to use Bondi Beach as an “instruction manual,” while WHO declared an Ebola emergency in the DRC. Sport: Eddie Nketia ran 9.74s for 100m in the US—fastest by an Australian ever, but not record-legal due to wind. Business: Ora Banda doubled key gold resources at its Davyhurst project, lifting ore reserves sharply.

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