'What I would have liked to have seen is ... two stretchers and paramedics go in, escorted by police, and pick up those patients, and bring them back to a treatment centre ...

'But unfortunately, if we’re not allowed in that warm or hot zone, there is a delay'.

Like how casevacs happen in conflict zones? It's bizarre that NSWPOL x Ambos didn't already have similar protocols in place, especially in light of the Lindt Siege + generally heightened threat of violent acts (seemingly at random) against innocents.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/heartbreaking-evidence-of-ambo-forced-to-wait-outside-westfield-as-patient-lay-dying-20250430-p5lvcj.html

'Provide me your SBOM for both your sandbox and production [environments], along with a third-party SBOM,” by uploading them into eMASS.

'I will have AI tools on the back end to review the data instead of waiting for a human. If all of it passes the right requirements: Provisional ATO ...

'It would be followed “in the next week or two,” by a Request For Information to industry to help build out the details.

'I only have five things that I really care about. Did you develop what you’re doing in [a] secure by design [process]? How do I validate that? Are you working with zero trust? How do I validate that? [And, how are you doing] continuous monitoring?'

Interesting.
https://www.airandspaceforces.com/acting-pentagon-cio-faster-cyber-rules-contractors/

'All city centre services have been suspended with several tram stops across Manchester out of action. All Metrolink stops are closed in the city centre except for Victoria.

'A spokesperson for TfGM said: "Due to loss of overhead line power in the city centre, service changes are in place across the network"'.

Huge go well to the TfGM/contractor personnel responding to the outage.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/statement-issued-power-cut-causes-31532075

'Recent geopolitical tensions provide new impetus for attacks on sovereigns ....

'... unlikely that a cyber incident might significantly or directly affect the creditworthiness of a sovereign'.

Well, quite - because we tend to rebuild and recover after cyber incidents. Look at Ukraine, eg, after the whole country was bricked by NotPetya.
https://www.spglobal.com/ratings/en/research/articles/250429-cyber-risk-insights-sovereigns-and-their-critical-infrastructure-are-prime-targets-101619205

'The satellites are the first of 3,236 that Amazon plans to send ...

'... atop an Atlas V rocket from the Boeing ... and Lockheed Martin ... joint-venture United Launch Alliance ...

'The company faces a deadline set by the [FCC] to deploy half its constellation ... by mid-2026, ... likely to seek an extension ...

'ULA could launch up to five more Kuiper missions this year ...

'... more than 8,000 Starlink satellites in orbit since 2019, marking its [SpaceX's] 250th dedicated Starlink launch on Monday'.
https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/amazon-launches-first-kuiper-internet-satellites-taking-starlink-2025-04-28/