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The Pentagon has completed its review of the AUKUS security pact, confirming it has identified ways to strengthen the agreement. The review, initiated in July, aligns with President Trumps America First agenda and concludes that the pact aligns with Americas national security interests. The report emphasizes critical deadlines for all three countries, including Australia purchasing between three and five nuclear-powered submarines from the US, beginning in the early two thousand thirties. The reviews findings are a clear affirmation of the ongoing commitment to this crucial trilateral security partnership.

This week, the AUKUS submarine pact faces scrutiny as a Pentagon review suggests strengthening it, despite warnings of deeper risks. Trumps defense nominee advocates for sustainability, while US politicians lobby the Trump administration on its importance. Chinas ambassador warns of Commonwealths Port of Darwin plans, amidst American interest and illegal fishing activity in Australian waters. Fijis PM rejects Chinese military bases, challenging Chinas security ambitions in the Pacific.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams issues executive orders to combat antisemitism, prohibiting discrimination against Israel and its citizens, and preventing city pension officials from supporting the BDS movement. These measures are seen as a response to vocal critic of Israel, Zohran Mamdani, who will become the citys first Muslim mayor. Mamdanis support for the Palestinian cause and his plans to have the NYPD enforce international arrest warrants against foreign political leaders, including Netanyahu, have caused concern within the citys Jewish community. Despite Mamdanis threats, Netanyahu confirms his plans to visit New York City.

Olive Perchlet Reintroduced in Golf Club Wetlands: A Rewilding Success The olive perchlet, a native freshwater fish extinct in South Australia for over four decades, has been successfully reintroduced into the Glenelg Golf Clubs wetlands. This marks a significant step in conservation efforts, as the species was once common in the Murray Darling Basin. The reintroduction is part of a rewilding program by the Nature Glenelg Trust, supported by Green Adelaide. The artificial wetland at the golf club, with its natural vegetation and clean, permanent water, provides an ideal habitat for the fish. The project aims to grow the olive perchlet population from five hundred to ten thousand by early next year, potentially offering a blueprint for future conservation efforts.

A quiet day on Wall Street sets the stage for Australian stocks, expected to follow suit. Unemployment claims remain low, indicating a stable jobs market. ASX two hundred futures up slightly, AUD gains, and European Stoxx six hundred index increases. Gold, oil, and iron ore see minor shifts, while Bitcoin dips. A benign opening anticipated for the Australian market.

Discover the power of owning your voice: Corey, aka Podcast Papi, shares his journey from trying to please everyone to embracing his unique style, tone, and originality. He encourages listeners to stay true to themselves, stay bold, and never compromise their authenticity, as doing so unlocks a strength that no one can take away.

In this episode, Corey, the creator of DNN, reflects on his early music days and the struggle to find his authentic voice amidst external expectations. He emphasizes the importance of owning ones voice, truth, and uniqueness, as it unlocks a strength that no one can take away. He encourages listeners to stay true to themselves, be bold, and never compromise their identity for others.

In a thrilling moment during the Ashes Test, Australian wicketkeeper Alex Carey made an incredible catch, despite a collision with teammate Marnus Labuschagne. Careys Australian Rules Football background helped him secure the catch, giving bowler Mitchell Starc his fifth wicket. Despite Englands late surge, the Australian team celebrated a significant moment in the match.