AI & Law: New Zealand legaltech Nylon (formerly Law Cyborg) is raising $20m in a seed round to expand in the UK and build out for the US, using AI to answer detailed tax and law questions for about 2,000 firms across NZ, Australia and the UK. Workplace Rights: Peabody Energy Australia has signed an enforceable undertaking with the Fair Work Ombudsman after nearly $5m in back-payments, including super, to 197 underpaid workers, plus compliance changes. Financial Crime: ASIC says former Berndale Capital Securities director Stavro D’Amore will serve 23 months after dishonesty offences tied to missing funds and false statements to regulators. Consumer Safety: Queensland inspectors carried out a joint operation at Panda Mart’s Brisbane store before opening, checking compliance with product safety rules after earlier closures and seizures in Victoria. Energy & Regulation: The Albanese government is pushing national AI data-centre standards, warning it will override states that resist “uniform” rules—while Queensland and the Northern Territory hold out. High Court & DV: Australia’s High Court ruled a secret recording can be used in a domestic violence case, strengthening options for victim-survivors seeking safety. Land Rights & History: A new 50-cent coin marks the 1966 Wave Hill walk-off and the 1976 NT land rights act. Sports & Security: Scotland police are investigating reports that several athletes went missing after the Commonwealth Games, with enquiries ongoing.