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NSW Legislates Against AI, Tech Related Harms at Work
The opposition has warned about the additional burden it places on business owners.
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Taylor Says There’s ‘No Plan’ to Challenge Sussan Ley
For weeks, Sussan Ley has had to contend with talk of a leadership challenge.
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Australia, Indonesia to Develop Joint Defence Training Facilities Under New Pact
Australia has also been invited to invest in Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund.
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Home Invader Shot Dead by Cops after Stabbing Woman
The NSW man, believed to have stabbed a 28-year-old woman, fled the house in a ute and then carjacked a four-wheel drive before police began their pursuit.
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News Corp Builds ‘Moat With Crocodiles’ to Fight AI Intellectual Property Theft
‘We are ... confident about our ability to create compelling premium content ... in an age in which many AI companies will be recycling rubbish, said CEO.
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Mining Magnate Denies Steve Bannon Influenced Australia’s Largest-Ever Campaign Ad Spend
The mining billionaire says the former Trump advisor’s claim to have dictated Australia’s biggest-ever political ad spend.
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German, Australia Foreign Ministers Back Israeli President’s Visit Down Under
Germany’s foreign minister was in Australia to discuss critical minerals cooperation and trade opportunities.
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Swords, Axes Seized as Man Charged Over Online Threats to Federal Politicians
Several individuals have been charged in recent months over threats to parliamentarians.
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Over 1,000 Mentions of Former Australian PM’s Daughter in Epstein File Release
There has never been any suggestion that Keating had knowledge of, or involvement in, Epstein’s criminal activities.
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How Much Are Prisoners Costing Each Australian?
The Productivity Commission reveals the number of prisoners increasing, the police force not growing fast enough, and a new high in court case volume.
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Green’s Gambling Ban Push Stumbles Again
The Australian Greens moved a motion for a Senate committee to scrutinise the gambling ban bill failed 29–19.
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Inquest Finds Schizophrenia, Cannabis Likely Factors in Bondi Junction Stabbing Rampage
A coroner found Joel Cauchi’s psychiatrist did not adequately monitor his condition after taking him off medication.
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Bougainville Rejects China and Turns to India to Reopen Massive Copper Mine
President Ishmael Toroama says Bougainvillean government has rejected a proposal that would have diluted its stake in its copper mining company.
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Labor Moves to Make National Indigenous Children’s Commission Permanent
Minister Tanya Plibersek said the bill would strengthen accountability for decisions affecting Indigenous children and address systemic failures.
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How the New US Food Guide Differs From Australia’s
The US has redrawn its food pyramid with a new emphasis on protein, in stark contrast to Australia’s current recommendations.
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Hearing for Woman Accused of Killing Grandsons Paused for Psychiatric Assessment
A NSW woman is facing two counts of domestic violence murder over the deaths of her two grandsons, aged seven and six.
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Attempted Bombing of Perth ‘Invasion Day’ Protest Deemed Terrorist Act
Premier says alleged device could have caused mass casualties.
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Australian Government Offers New $321 Million Round of Grants to Cut Emissions
The new grants are aimed at helping trade-exposed companies cut their emissions.
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NSW Teen Arrested for Allegedly Threatening to Kill Israeli President
A prosecutor said the teen posed a risk to the community due to the violent nature of the threats.
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Thai Authorities Uncover Fake Police Stations in Global Scam Operation
Thailand’s military uncovered the deceptive office and the Australian Federal Police is now engaging with Thai authorities.
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NSW Legislates Against AI, Tech Related Harms at Work
The opposition has warned about the additional burden it places on business owners.
|
Taylor Says There’s ‘No Plan’ to Challenge Sussan Ley
For weeks, Sussan Ley has had to contend with talk of a leadership challenge.
|
Australia, Indonesia to Develop Joint Defence Training Facilities Under New Pact
Australia has also been invited to invest in Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund.
|
Home Invader Shot Dead by Cops after Stabbing Woman
The NSW man, believed to have stabbed a 28-year-old woman, fled the house in a ute and then carjacked a four-wheel drive before police began their pursuit.
|
News Corp Builds ‘Moat With Crocodiles’ to Fight AI Intellectual Property Theft
‘We are ... confident about our ability to create compelling premium content ... in an age in which many AI companies will be recycling rubbish, said CEO.
|
Mining Magnate Denies Steve Bannon Influenced Australia’s Largest-Ever Campaign Ad Spend
The mining billionaire says the former Trump advisor’s claim to have dictated Australia’s biggest-ever political ad spend.
|
German, Australia Foreign Ministers Back Israeli President’s Visit Down Under
Germany’s foreign minister was in Australia to discuss critical minerals cooperation and trade opportunities.
|
Swords, Axes Seized as Man Charged Over Online Threats to Federal Politicians
Several individuals have been charged in recent months over threats to parliamentarians.
|
Over 1,000 Mentions of Former Australian PM’s Daughter in Epstein File Release
There has never been any suggestion that Keating had knowledge of, or involvement in, Epstein’s criminal activities.
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How Much Are Prisoners Costing Each Australian?
The Productivity Commission reveals the number of prisoners increasing, the police force not growing fast enough, and a new high in court case volume.
|
Green’s Gambling Ban Push Stumbles Again
The Australian Greens moved a motion for a Senate committee to scrutinise the gambling ban bill failed 29–19.
|
Inquest Finds Schizophrenia, Cannabis Likely Factors in Bondi Junction Stabbing Rampage
A coroner found Joel Cauchi’s psychiatrist did not adequately monitor his condition after taking him off medication.
|
Bougainville Rejects China and Turns to India to Reopen Massive Copper Mine
President Ishmael Toroama says Bougainvillean government has rejected a proposal that would have diluted its stake in its copper mining company.
|
Labor Moves to Make National Indigenous Children’s Commission Permanent
Minister Tanya Plibersek said the bill would strengthen accountability for decisions affecting Indigenous children and address systemic failures.
|
How the New US Food Guide Differs From Australia’s
The US has redrawn its food pyramid with a new emphasis on protein, in stark contrast to Australia’s current recommendations.
|
Hearing for Woman Accused of Killing Grandsons Paused for Psychiatric Assessment
A NSW woman is facing two counts of domestic violence murder over the deaths of her two grandsons, aged seven and six.
|
Attempted Bombing of Perth ‘Invasion Day’ Protest Deemed Terrorist Act
Premier says alleged device could have caused mass casualties.
|
Australian Government Offers New $321 Million Round of Grants to Cut Emissions
The new grants are aimed at helping trade-exposed companies cut their emissions.
|
NSW Teen Arrested for Allegedly Threatening to Kill Israeli President
A prosecutor said the teen posed a risk to the community due to the violent nature of the threats.
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Thai Authorities Uncover Fake Police Stations in Global Scam Operation
Thailand’s military uncovered the deceptive office and the Australian Federal Police is now engaging with Thai authorities.
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