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Oracle's revenue narrowly beats amid worries over debt-fueled AI buildout
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Rachel Reeves opens door to tax rises to pay for defence
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NT attorney-general backs community safety changes despite unrest
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Nuclear weapons could soon be hosted in more NATO nations — what it means for defense stocks
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