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New six-week H5 bird flu awareness blitz as outbreak worsens (opens the original)
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The government will use a new six-week national campaign across TV, radio and social media to improve Australians’ knowledge of the H5 bird flu crisis as part of a preparedness plan. The “Bird flu. Know what to do” awareness blitz comes as the number of confirmed cases hit 652 nationwide with more than 51,000 calls to the dedicated Emergency Animal Disease Hotline. Federal Agriculture Minister Julie Collins said it was vital to boost knowledge of what Australians should do when they find a dead
PM accused of hiding AI breach until ‘convenient’ (opens the original)
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The Federal Opposition has accused Anthony Albanese of withholding knowledge of the OpenAI’s Services Australia breach until it was politically convenient to justify his international travel to New York. Liberal Senator James Paterson argued that “hack” was the wrong term to describe the incident revealed by Mr Albanese at the UN General Assembly, insisting that in terms of system breaches, it was the “least sophisticated”. He said the data that was accessed from a Services Australia statistics
No end to motorist price pain as excise cut ruled out (opens the original)
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There is no end in sight to price pain at the petrol pump with multiple Federal Government frontbenchers ruling out another excise cut, despite the average cost of diesel nearing $3 a litre and petrol above $2.30. Deputy prime minister Richard Marles on Sunday said the Government was not considering a repeat of the excise cut to help motorists as pump prices surge because of Middle East tensions impacting the Strait of Hormuz. “Again, we’re not considering that,” Mr Marles said. “What we are foc
Albanese claims only told about AI hack ‘while in New York’ (opens the original)
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Anthony Albanese has denied his government sat on knowledge of OpenAI Medicare hack to announce it when it suited him politically, describing scepticism around the timeline as “nonsense” and insisting he acted “as soon as possible”. The Prime Minister insisted he “absolutely” made the AI breach public as soon as possible and claimed that he only found out about it while he was in New York — days after a key Labor frontbencher was informed. “It’s just nonsense. We were informed of this late,” the
OpenAI breaks silence after alarming Medicare site breach (opens the original)
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A rogue Open AI agent hacked “non-public files” in Australia’s universal health insurance agency in a breach labelled an “extreme concern” by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. It’s understood to be the world’s first instance of an autonomous AI agent breaching a government website to independently access private data. The US-based artificial intelligence firm confirmed the unauthorised access to Service Australia’s data portal on June 18 after an AI agent acted independently while conducting heal
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