Vanuatu–Australia tensions: Chiefs from five Vanuatu provinces have demanded PM Jotham Napat resign before 30 July over the use of cultural names like “Nakamal” in foreign agreements, saying kastom leaders weren’t consulted and the identities are “not a commodity.” Telstra outage fallout: Communications Minister Anika Wells says Telstra must “face the music” after a major network failure, with formal notice that the outage is resolved and welfare checks completed. Black Volta dispute: Azumah Resources Ghana says reports claiming an ICC tribunal or UK court ordered the Black Volta Project returned are false, insisting no such order exists. Cybercrime probe: Sri Lanka’s COPF chair says a US$2.5m loan repayment loss linked to cybercrime is a clear case of theft, pointing to systemic procedural failures. Child safety crackdown: Victoria’s early childhood regulator has suspended a daycare operator for 90 days after “a litany of compliance issues” risking children’s safety. Uranium and nuclear ties: India and Australia’s summit outcomes include arrangements enabling Australian uranium exports to India, alongside broader defence and technology pacts. Gaza-linked court case: A British-Australian pianist has lost a discrimination fight against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra over Gaza comments. Uyghur rally: The Australian Uyghur Association held a rally in Town Hall to mark the 2009 Shaoguan killings and call for investigations. Cricket/football: Pacific leaders condemned China’s missile test as landing in the “blue continent,” while Reuters reports Damascus bombings are preliminarily linked to Islamic State.