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US attacks Australia's 'opt-out' algorithm law in rare intervention
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The Trump administration has made an extraordinary public intervention into Australia's debate about its proposed digital duty of care. -
Live: PM responds to criticism of algorithm legislation
via abc.net.au
Anthony Albanese responds to criticisms of Australia's plan to allow people to opt out of the social media algorithm. Follow live. -
Live: Albanese calls for leaders to come together to tackle risks of AI
via abc.net.au
No country can manage the risks of artificial intelligence "alone", Anthony Albanese has told world leaders in a call for international cooperation to regulate the technology. Follow live. -
Moree crime rates falling but residents say drone use overreach
via abc.net.au
Crime rates are falling in Moree, but the jury is still out on whether a police drone trial has been a factor. -
Moree crime rates falling but residents say drone use is overreach
via abc.net.au
Crime rates are falling in Moree, but the jury is still out on whether a police drone trial has been a factor. -
One Nation got a ‘sexy’ new plane this year. What happened to the old one?
via smh.com.auThe $100,000 Jabiru light aircraft was a gift from a wealthy property developer. Now it’s dropped off the radar. -
Do you know how your money is being spent? You might want to pay attention
via smh.com.au
The rise of populism on the left and right is being assisted by ignorance. It can’t continue. -
Taylor claims $83 billion budget black hole as Chalmers dangles tax cuts
via smh.com.au
A fresh debate has opened up over income tax cuts and productivity, as the RBA flags more rate hikes and job losses to tame inflation. -
‘Same sense of urgency’: UN chief compares AI risk to nuclear weapons
via smh.com.au
Addressing the UN General Assembly in New York, Secretary-General António Guterres warned that technology “without accountability” threatens humanity. -
Best of cartoons, September 23, 2026
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The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. -
Alex Antic, now Liberal state president, says Coalition must work with One Nation
via smh.com.au
His comments came a day before One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce said that he had spoken to “very senior Liberals” about providing the Coalition with supply. -
US says Australian digital care bill would 'facilitate censorship'
via abc.net.au
The Trump administration has made an extraordinary public intervention into Australia's debate about its proposed digital duty of care. -
Triple Zero services need a new overseer
via smh.com.au
A Senate inquiry recommends Telstra be stripped of controlling the emergency services’ hotline. -
Bullock slams sluggish businesses and hidebound bureaucracy for nation’s work woes
via smh.com.au
“Over the last decade or so, Australian businesses just seem to have become less dynamic,” said Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock. -
Former soldiers to face call-up obligations of ten years
via abc.net.au
Defence has quietly doubled its post-service commitment for new recruits in a bid to grow the pool of people it can call in a crisis. -
Former soldiers to face call-up obligations of 10 years
via abc.net.au
Defence has quietly doubled its post-service commitment for new recruits in a bid to grow the pool of people it can call in a crisis. -
Albanese’s staffing double standard props up Lambie defector after joining Labor
via smh.com.au
Senator Tammy Tyrrell said the prime minister’s right to pick staffing levels posed a “corruption risk” three years ago. Now she has more staff than her colleagues. -
Marles wants Defence out of $3 billion sites ‘as soon as possible’
via smh.com.au
The army has admitted it mistakenly said it planned to remove all staff working at one of the nation’s most iconic defence sites by Christmas. -
Mixed feelings over Coalition's $100 million Albury hospital pledge
via abc.net.au
The investment pledge would provide 50 more beds, a multistorey car park and a full fit-out of the clinical services building including a helipad, paediatric ward and operating theatres. -
Opposition's super housing idea
via smh.com.au
As part of its policy development process, the opposition's housing spokesperson has flagged an idea to use superannuation as collateral for a mortgage. -
Australia confirms jet parts went missing in Hong Kong, sparking China security fears
via abc.net.au
Defence Minister Richard Marles says Australia is helping the US investigate how F-35 jet fighter parts were mistakenly diverted to Hong Kong, but that no technologically "sensitive" components have been lost. -
Funding Putin: ‘Blood oil’ imports from major Asian supplier surge
via smh.com.au
The majority of fuel arriving in Australia from a key Asian refinery originated in Russia, an alarming new analysis has found. -
Coalition weighing options to use super to boost home ownership
via abc.net.au
A push to allow Australians to use their super to make it easier to buy their first home is being floated by Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg, as the Coalition works through its policy on how to help people enter the housing market. -
The mill 200 farmers can't afford to lose
via abc.net.au
Australia's only remaining grower-owned sugar mill needs a multi-million-dollar loan to survive. -
One Nation wants environmental water 'unlocked' for agriculture this season
via abc.net.au
Irrigators and One Nation are calling for environmental water in the Murray-Darling Basin to be made available for agricultural production this season. -
Live: F-35 parts mistakenly diverted to Hong Kong not 'sensitive', Marles says
via abc.net.au
Richard Marles told journalists in Adelaide that Australia has been "made aware" of the development, and was helping the US investigate what happened. Follow live. -
Live: Defence quietly doubles post-service call-back for new recruits to 10 years
via abc.net.au
Defence has quietly doubled the post-service commitment for new recruits, meaning they can be called back to serve for 10 years after leaving the ADF. Follow live. -
Live: Bragg to reignite super fight with housing plan
via abc.net.au
A plan for Australians to use their superannuation to make it easier to secure a home loan is set to be floated by Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg. Follow live. -
Defence quietly doubles post-service call-back for new recruits to 10 years — as it happened
via abc.net.au
Defence has quietly doubled the post-service commitment for new recruits, meaning they can be called back to serve for 10 years after leaving the ADF. -
Albanese signs AI declaration with world leaders calling for international safeguards
via smh.com.au
At the United Nations in New York, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and leaders including Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney declared that “AI must remain under human direction, oversight and control”.
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