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Toll Group puts third-party risk at centre of AI-era data security
Redefining the data protection supply chain. Source link
Albanese has the Coalition exactly where he wants it
When the bells resume ringing in the halls of parliament, Anthony Albanese and Angus Taylor will both do well to dispose of any complacency. Source link
Change to international travel as digital arrival cards roll out
A digital alternative to incoming passenger cards filled out by everyone entering Australia is to be implemented in the next two years. Source link
Businesses caught between Labor's trust tax and stamp duty
Small businesses affected by the change are in limbo as states decide whether to waive stamp duty fees, with industry groups warning relief will be limited unless they sign on. Source link
We're back to two competing superpowers and China is pulling ahead
When it comes to AI, Australia is a spectator at a UFC cage fight between the United States and China, except the spectators are inside the cage with the combatants. Source link
Government to crack down on antisemitism on university campuses
The new standards will require institutions to adopt definitions of antisemitism, racism against Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples, and Islamophobia. Source link
Australians paying 'unjustified' fees to pharmacies, report says
Taxpayers are missing out on cheaper medicines due to backroom deals by one of Australia’s most powerful lobby groups, according to a new report. Source link
China ballistic missile test pushes case for Pacific security pact
Pacific Minister Pat Conroy says the testing of a nuclear-capable missile damaged China’s reputation and has strengthened the case for a Pacific security pact. Source link
Artist fighting Temu to reclaim her mosaic design
A South Australian artist is fighting drop-ship company Temu over its selling of her mosaic design on rugs. But how did the artwork get there in the first place? Source link
As the mercury drops in Canberra, cyclists are still braving the chill
Every year, winter sees many Canberrans hanging up their helmets, despite the city being considered Australia’s “cycling capital.” This year though, cyclist numbers have remained relatively steady, even as the mercury drops. Source link