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Calls grow to ban Palantir in Australia after manifesto described by UK MP as ‘ramblings of a supervillain’
Palantir is facing mounting pressure in Australia to be barred from future government contracts, weeks after a company manifesto drew sharp international criticism — including from a UK MP who likened it to the "ramblings of a supervillain." The document, which appeared to suggest some cultures are superior to others, has intensified scrutiny of the data analytics firm's deep ties to public sector agencies. Palantir has responded by downplaying the controversy, describing itself as simply "a software company."
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Breaking: Jefferson Lewis arrested over Kumanjayi Little Baby murder
Jefferson Lewis has been arrested following a police manhunt connected to the murder of Kumanjayi Little Baby in Alice Springs. The arrest brings a significant development in a case that has gripped the community. Authorities have yet to detail the circumstances surrounding the alleged killing.
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Jefferson Lewis arrested over Kumanjayi Little Baby murder
Jefferson Lewis has been arrested following an extensive police manhunt in connection with the murder of Kumanjayi Little Baby in Alice Springs. The young girl's death has shaken the community and drawn significant attention to the case. The arrest marks a critical development in a deeply troubling investigation.
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Australia news live: NT police find body of child in search for missing five-year-old girl
A body believed to be that of a missing five-year-old girl has been found by Northern Territory police, according to the NT police commissioner. The discovery brings a tragic end to the search for the young child. Authorities have not yet released further details as the investigation continues.
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Australia news live: NSW defends plan to open new areas for gas exploration; Bondi royal commission interim report to be handed down
Australia is navigating a dual-front energy crisis, with NSW defending new gas exploration zones while the federal government secures a deal with China to restore jet fuel supplies. Treasurer Chalmers acknowledged growing pressure to impose a gas export tax but insisted the priority remains locking in international supply arrangements to keep fuel flowing to Australians. The moves signal a government under mounting pressure to stabilize energy markets as domestic shortages bite.
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