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Chalmers defends housing reforms as report lays bare generational divide
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Younger Australians are better educated and likely to live and work longer, but are missing some of the early income and wealth gains enjoyed by previous generations, according to a new report. -
Western Power employees sacked for backing rapist
via abc.net.au
Three Western Power employees who provided a character reference for a colleague convicted of rape are sacked after an external investigation. -
More than a wolf warrior: China’s top diplomat begins Canberra charm offensive
via smh.com.au
Liu Jinsong’s first Australian speech was not a time to emphasise differences, but to accentuate the positive – and implore both sides to pursue deeper ties. -
Unemployment just jumped. It’s unlikely to stop a rate hike
via smh.com.au
All four major banks expect the RBA to hike the cash rate for the fourth time this year next Tuesday. -
Judge orders reversal of Trump's White House media ban
via abc.net.au
A federal judge has ordered US President Donald Trump to restore White House access for journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico. -
Breaking: Judge orders reversal of Trump's White House media ban
via abc.net.au
A federal judge has ordered US President Donald Trump to restore White House access for journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico. -
OpenAI ‘climbed the fence’: taskforce scrambles after long delays flagging Medicare hack
via smh.com.au
No penalty has been imposed on US artificial intelligence corporation OpenAI after one of its AI agents infiltrated Medicare in June, as the government scrambles to learn if any laws have been broken. -
Three months for OpenAI to alert Australia on Medicare hack, six days to alert ministers
via smh.com.au
No penalty has been imposed on US artificial intelligence corporation OpenAI after one of its AI agents infiltrated Medicare in June, as the government scrambles to learn if any laws have been broken. -
Albanese’s digital crusade puts him on a collision course with Washington. The Medicare hack gives him ammunition
via smh.com.au
If one were being overly cynical, Albanese could not have been handed a more potent demonstration of the dangers of AI at a more useful moment. -
Albanese establishes taskforce to investigate AI Medicare hack
via smh.com.au
“Our models took actions we did not intend,” an OpenAI spokesperson said, stating that they alerted Services Australia on September 10. -
Unacceptable: PM reveals details of AI hack on Medicare
via smh.com.au
Anthony Albanese said an OpenAI agent breached Medicare back in June, accessing public and non-public files. -
Live: OpenAI took three months to report Medicare breach
via abc.net.au
An OpenAI agent accessed public and private data after hacking into a Medicare data portal in June. Follow live. -
Live: Albanese says OpenAI took three months to report Medicare breach
via abc.net.au
An OpenAI agent accessed public and private data after hacking into a Medicare data portal in June. Follow live. -
Live: AI incident very serious and 'utterly unacceptable', Marles says
via abc.net.au
Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles says the incident of OpenAI agents that "interacted with" four government websites is being taken very seriously but the impact is relatively minor. Follow live. -
AI incident very serious and 'utterly unacceptable' — as it happened
via abc.net.au
Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles says the incident involving OpenAI agents that "interacted with" four government websites is being taken very seriously but the impact is relatively minor. -
OpenAI agent breached Medicare, Albanese reveals
via smh.com.au
An artificial intelligence agent developed by OpenAI hacked Medicare this year, in a breach that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has labelled “unacceptable”. -
Open AI breaches Medicare, Albanese reveals
via smh.com.au
Open AI has hacked Medicare, in a breach of files Prime Minister Anthony Albanese describes as “unacceptable”. -
Trump cries wolf on AI censorship
via smh.com.au
The American president rejects attempts by a “globalist scheme” to control TEAM USA AI. -
Al industry left to police itself as bleak warnings mount
via abc.net.au
The capacity of Andrew Forrest to dream big about jumping on board the AI revolution while at the same time acknowledging the technology could end us all is a perfect example of the dilemma being confronted at the UN this week. -
AI industry left to police itself as bleak warnings mount
via abc.net.au
The capacity of Andrew Forrest to dream big about jumping on board the AI revolution while at the same time acknowledging the technology could end us all is a perfect example of the dilemma being confronted at the UN this week. -
Why you'll rarely hear the truth about AI from insiders or the media
via abc.net.au
ChatGPT might be the face of AI, but behind the prompts lies a complex physical ecosystem that is reshaping power balances around the world. -
There's a reason AI makes you nervous — it's not just a coincidence
via abc.net.au
ChatGPT might be the face of AI, but behind the prompts lies a complex physical ecosystem that is reshaping power balances around the world. -
'Self-censorship is real': What the public isn’t being told about AI
via abc.net.au
ChatGPT might be the face of AI, but behind the prompts lies a complex physical ecosystem that is reshaping power balances around the world. -
'No country controls every layer': The AI systems reshaping global power
via abc.net.au
ChatGPT might be the face of AI, but behind the prompts lies a complex physical ecosystem that is reshaping power balances around the world. -
'No country controls every layer': The AI complex systems reshaping global power
via abc.net.au
ChatGPT might be the face of AI, but behind the prompts lies a complex physical ecosystem that is reshaping power balances around the world. -
Joyce names price of One Nation backing Angus Taylor
via smh.com.au
Liberal MPs suggested Barnaby Joyce was making up the supposed talks about a hung parliament and believe his behaviour and public appearances were increasingly erratic. -
Inside the AI machine: How the tech race binds nations into dependence
via abc.net.au
ChatGPT might be the face of AI, but behind the prompts lies a complex physical ecosystem that is reshaping power balances around the world. -
‘My friend’: Emotional Albanese hugs Zelensky as historic Ukraine deal sealed
via smh.com.au
A visibly moved prime minister paid tribute to Volodymyr Zelensky’s leadership in New York as the two nations signed a landmark 10-year defence pact -
Best of cartoons, September 24, 2026
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‘No longer fit for purpose’: Albanese warns of world order upheaval
via smh.com.au
The prime minister will tell leaders international security and openness can no longer be guaranteed as he prepares to meet Volodymyr Zelensky in New York.
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