Cyber Risk in the Mythos Era – Where do we begin?
AI Risks Reshape Tomorrow’s Cybersecurity Governance Landscape. Source link
Will building three warships be worth Australia's $27 billion?
Advocates for the multi-billion-dollar Hunter-class frigate argue it will be one of the world’s most capable warships and well worth the delays and cost blowouts. Source link
The political pile-on that could be Pauline Hanson's best weapon
In both Liberal and Labor research on how to meet the growing electoral threat from One Nation, one piece of advice does not change. Source link
'Migrant' is a kaleidoscope. What you see reflects how you look
Migrants can be perceived as visa holders, refugees, asylum seekers, permanent residents, short term visitors and sometimes even citizens who speak or look differently. Source link
Chorus of concern over AI is growing louder
After a week of warnings from inside the artificial intelligence industry, its leaders are calling for scrutiny on development. But who has the power to make restraint work in a competitive world? Source link
Mortgage war heats up as banks lower variable rates
Competition in the mortgage market is heating up as banks compete for fewer customers by cutting home loan rates, while economists expect the Reserve Bank to hike interest rates. Source link
Prince Harry and Meghan's U.K. return gets a very British roast in Saturday Night Live UK sketch
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s highly publicized return to England got the full Saturday Night Live UK treatment — and in true British fashion, the welcome was served with a distinctly chilly reception. Source link
From tight races to broken records, here's what you need to know about Emmys 2026
The 2026 Emmy Awards are almost here and we have all the information to keep you up to date and ceremony-ready. Source link
Questions mount over what an AI 'slowdown' would look like
While pacing AI development might sound like a quick fix, it is far from an easy solution. Source link
Will the U.S. midterm results affect Trump's tariffs on Canada? Democrats think yes
Although Canada and the United States remain entrenched in their trade war positions, some Democratic politicians say a strong showing for their party in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections in November will make a difference in the fight. Source link