Prenups, European Airfares & Paris Olympics

Aussies may face higher orange juice prices and changes in juice blends due to a global orange shortage caused by drought and disease in Brazil.

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Australian News

  • Australians may face higher orange juice prices and changes in juice blends due to a global orange shortage caused by drought and disease in Brazil. LINK

  • The federal government has removed biosecurity foot mats from airports after stabilisation of foot and mouth disease in Indonesia. LINK

  • The Bank of Mum and Dad is driving increased demand for prenups in Australia, following a spike in divorce applications during the pandemic. LINK

  • Super funds are pressuring fast food giants like McDonald's for more transparency on antibiotic use due to health concerns. LINK

  • Households are spending more on travel and saving less. LINK

  • eSafety Commissioner dropped the court case against Elon Musk's X over the Bondi stabbing video. LINK

  • The Australian government has introduced legislation requiring BNPL firms to run credit checks on borrowers to regulate the sector. LINK

  • Australia's GDP growth slowed to 0.1% in Q1 due to high borrowing costs and inflation, marking the slowest pace outside the pandemic in 3 decades. LINK

Global News

  • European airfares are set to fall in economy class, according to airline CEOs gathered at the International Air Transport Association's annual meeting. LINK

  • Joe Biden imposed new measures to bar migrants at the US-Mexico border. LINK

  • Security fears may force the Paris Olympics to abandon its Seine River opening ceremony. LINK

  • Donald Trump faces scrutiny on mental capacity as donations flood in following his conviction, with both sides accusing each other of dementia. LINK

  • Novak Djokovic withdrew from the French Open with a knee injury, ensuring Jannik Sinner will become the new men's world No. 1. LINK

Company News

  • Active Super was found guilty of greenwashing by the Federal Court for falsely claiming to exclude investments in coal and gambling. LINK

  • Medibank will defend against federal court claims it failed to protect customer privacy during a major 2022 cyberattack affecting 9.7M customers. LINK

  • A survey of ABC News staff revealed 13% experienced sexual harassment and 29% have been bullied. LINK

  • Sonic Healthcare is positioning to acquire Healius' diagnostic imaging business, potentially fetching up to $800M. LINK

  • Country Road Group staff jeered their global CEO during a town hall meeting after he blamed lower-level managers for not escalating sexual harassment and bullying claims. LINK

  • Hewlett Packard forecasts strong Q3 revenue due to high demand for its AI servers, boosting its shares by 11%. LINK

  • TikTok thwarted a cyberattack targeting several brand and celebrity accounts, including CNN. LINK

  • Qantas expressed confidence in Boeing's ability to address quality issues following recent crises, including a loose door plug incident. LINK

  • Cathay Pacific has returned its last stored aircraft to service after nearly 4 years, marking the end of its COVID-19 storage period. LINK

  • MediSecure has collapsed into administration weeks after a large-scale data breach. LINK

This Week’s Top Picks

  • Carnival Corporation will shut down P&O Cruises Australia due to high port charges and berth difficulties, folding the brand into Carnival Cruise Line next March. LINK

  • Businesses in regional Western Australia are building homes to attract staff due to a severe housing shortage. LINK

  • NDIS integrity chief reported 90% of plan managers showed significant indicators of fraud, including misuse of scheme funds for drugs and alcohol. LINK

  • House prices in some of the cheaper suburbs in Sydney and Perth surged by more than 10% in 3 months. LINK

  • Queensland is now the second most expensive state for housing in Australia. LINK

  • Hundreds of Victorians are calling the RSPCA each month to surrender pets they can't afford to keep. LINK

  • Australia's wealthiest 200 individuals now control $625B, reflecting an 11% increase in their total fortune, with technology, resources and property driving growth. LINK

  • Guzman y Gomez is preparing for a $2.2B IPO on the ASX in June. LINK

  • Qantas will establish Perth as a major aviation hub with a $3B investment in new terminal and runway infrastructure at Perth Airport. LINK

  • Nvidia unveiled its next-generation AI processors, Rubin. LINK

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