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Anthony Albanese maps out AI future with new national framework
Labor will develop a new national framework in response to artificial intelligence as it seeks to address the technology’s growing economic and social impacts. Source link
Victorian teachers set to strike again following deadlocked negotiations
A fresh statewide strike by Victorian public school teachers will he held next week, after negotiations with the Victorian government reached an impasse. Source link
Aussie investors fear millions in losses as alleged fake bond scheme unravels
The financial watchdog is seeking to shut down an investment company accused of taking $17 million from 80 victims, including by promoting fake bonds. Source link
NSW scrapped this 'frustrating' road rule. Should other jurisdictions follow?
The NRMA is encouraging all states and territories to follow the lead of NSW in removing reduced speed limits for roadworks outside construction hours. Source link
Sydney radio ratings reveal KIIS on the slide without Kyle and Jackie O
The KIIS Sydney audience has slipped further in the radio ratings in the latest blow to ARN after the departure of renowned breakfast radio juggernaut Kyle and Jackie O. Source link
Fuel rationing, petrol price spike fears, as Iran war leads to oil market surge
The recent closure of the Strait of Hormuz saw the oil price lift, but buying in the market accelerated following Donald Trump’s latest Truth Social post. Source link
Ravenhall and Fulham prison guards walk off job in fight for better pay
CPSU members at two Victorian prisons are striking today, asking for pay increases and parental leave. Source link
Australian lamb new favourite in US as protein 'wave' creates demand
Australians may love their lamb, but it has always been a harder sell for American consumers. There are signs that is changing. Source link
Five whale entanglements in five days on Ningaloo Reef
Authorities save one animal but another succumbs to its injuries, leading sharks to converge on a popular snorkelling spot. Source link
How our property obsession killed productivity
With housing prices coming off the boil, maybe our banks will start lending to more productive areas of the economy, like business. Source link