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OpenAI apologises as extent of Medicare breach revealed — as it happened
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OpenAI releases a blog post saying it will "do better" after an AI agent breached a government system. -
Live: OpenAI apologises as extent of Medicare breach revealed
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OpenAI releases a blog post saying it will "do better" after an AI agent breached a government system last week. Follow live. -
Live: Chalmers does not want to see workers 'carry the can' for Middle East war
via abc.net.au
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he does not want to see Australian workers "carry the can" for the consequences of the Middle East war. Follow live. -
Live: Canavan says rate hike could be 'straw that breaks the camel's back'
via abc.net.au
Matt Canavan says a further interest rate hike could be the "straw that breaks the camel's back" for families, blaming government spending for inflation. Follow live. -
Reporting rogue AI won't be enough to keep Australia safe, expert warns
via abc.net.au
Australia is looking to impose a dual notification requirement under tougher new standards enforced after OpenAI's breach of a Medicare website. -
OpenAI's delayed warning drives tougher approach to rogue AI
via abc.net.au
Australia is looking to impose a dual notification requirement under tougher new standards enforced after OpenAI's breach of a Medicare website. -
Hanson, Spender both call for crack down on hate preachers
via smh.com.au
Fresh debate over hate speech laws, which have long been a thorny issue in Australian politics, has come on the same day that British authorities foiled an alleged terror plot. -
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Larissa Waters quits as Greens leader due to illness
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The party will hold a secret ballot of its MPs later this week to elect a new leader. -
Breaking: Greens leader Larissa Waters steps down due to illness
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The Greens have revealed that the leader has been dealing with a pre-existing medical condition, which has worsened. -
Near-record tax take, rising rates: Chalmers blames war as RBA hike looms
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Treasurer says petrol prices are fuelling inflation as a near-record tax haul adds to scrutiny of Labor’s economic management. -
Labor pushes to boost Pacific workers as Joyce says some Australians ‘bung lazy’
via smh.com.au
One Nation’s Barnaby Joyce says backpackers should be quarantined from cuts because some Australians “are just bung lazy” and won’t do the same jobs. -
Treasurer defends inflation record as 15-year interest rate high looms
via abc.net.au
The government has celebrated a deficit $6 billion lower than the May forecast but warned there are tough times ahead for households.
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