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ACMA pledge scheme helps decimate dodgy device listings
Amazon Australia, eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree and other audited. Source link
Whyalla workers injured at steelworks' blast furnace
Three Whyalla steelworks employees have been treated for injuries suffered during attempts to restart the site’s troubled blast furnace, the ABC understands. Source link
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Scaling innovation safely: innovating through rapid prototyping with the mission in mind
Turning AI prototypes into trusted mission-ready capabilities. Source link
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How the Fair Work Commission safely deployed Agentic AI in weeks, not years
Government AI moves fast, with guardrails. Source link
Albanese's career mirrors Howard's in two important ways
Anthony Albanese has been in near-fatal vehicle accidents not once, but three times. Politically, his is also a story of survival against the odds. Source link
Gas tax, gambling and AI at stake at the Labor conference
Labor members and unions are gearing up for fights over gambling, gas and AI at the party’s national conference later this week. Source link
Family of seven's home left uninhabitable as insurer worsens damage
A Queensland family is living in an overcrowded caravan and shed after insurance provider Suncorp exacerbated damage to their home, initially caused by a leak. Source link
New Ozploitation horror is like Puberty Blues from hell
After spending years in special effects and make-up, filmmaker Mia’Kate Russell’s ocker nightmare Penny Lane Is Dead has made it to the silver screen. Source link
Who paid for Pauline Hanson's trip to Europe? Not taxpayers, she says
In her first appearance since returning to Australia, Pauline Hanson fields questions about her trip to Europe with billionaire Gina Rinehart. Source link
Randa Abdel-Fattah appears to abandon threatened defamation case against SA Premier
Earlier this year, Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah said she had sent two concerns notices to SA Premier Peter Malinauskas over comments made around the time of her controversial removal from the line-up of this year’s Adelaide Writers’ Week. Source link