The Daily Aus Headlines: Millions at risk after "significant" Qantas cyberattack
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Jul 2, 2025 A significant cyberattack on Qantas has potentially exposed millions of personal customer details, prompting urgent safety reviews in childcare due to alarming charges against a worker. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate narrowly passes a controversial tax and spending bill, impacting affluent Americans and the national debt. Amidst the turmoil, a rare sighting of a leopard in Bangladesh brings hope for the endangered species, celebrating the connection to Indigenous cultures and lands.
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Qantas Cyberattack Impact
- A significant Qantas cyberattack targeted a third-party call centre storing records of 6 million customers.
- Qantas expects a large portion of data to be stolen and is cooperating with authorities for investigation.
Action on Childcare Safety
- Families of affected children at a Melbourne childcare centre will get $5,000 for time off work and health appointments.
- An urgent childcare safety review including installing CCTV is underway, with findings expected in August.
Trump's Controversial Legislation
- Trump's tax and spending bill narrowly passed in Senate with multiple controversial measures.
- The bill increases borrowing limits and restricts medical subsidies, now awaiting uncertain House approval.