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- Industrial action set to halt BHP's port operations in WA could cost the mining giant almost $50 million in revenue. So how could it hurt the national economy.
Editor's note: The first publication of this segment incorrectly said the disputed enterprise agreement concerned 1,800 staff, the correct figure is 450.
This error has been corrected in the audio piece. - The Prime Minister says national standards for artificial intelligence will ensure new data centres don't increase power prices for Australians.
The new standards will be presented at National Cabinet for agreement next month, with aims to legislate them early next year.
Anthony Albanese says large-scale data centres will be required to minimise water use and maximise energy efficiency.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards say they've targeted fuel and military equipment facilities belonging to the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, in a further escalation of the conflict between the two sides.
It comes in response to a fresh round of US strikes on southern Iran where the US Central Command says it's hit dozens of military targets near the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian coastal areas.
The US has also resumed blockading Iranian ports to stop ships using them.
and former St Kilda star Nicky Winmar has been removed from the Australian Football Hall of Fame.
Earlier this month, the 60 year old was found guilty of three counts of unlawful assault and common law assault.
AFL Commission Chair, Craig Drummond says "violence against women has no place" and is "not in the values the Australian Football Hall of Fame seeks to uphold".
Winmar is a Noongar man, and a statue commemorating his iconic stand against racism was removed from Perth Stadium last week.
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