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- Oct 1, 2026
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Labor will go after lawyers trying to 'game' the visa system (opens the original)
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Labor will target lawyers and migration agents who profit from visa applications and protection claims with little or no prospect of success. The crackdown is part of a broader overhaul as the government seeks to reduce Australia's migration numbers. New rules for international students start today and follow changes to skilled visa processing last week. Migration lawyers and agents who help people pursue baseless visa claims will be targeted under a federal government crackdown on those who pro
Labor MP accuses Greens leader of 'prejudice' over Jewish community comments (opens the original)
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Labor MP Josh Burns has criticised new Greens leader David Shoebridge over comments about the party's relationship with Jewish Australians. Mr Burns said Senator Shoebridge's focus on those who shared the Greens' views on the Middle East were not "inclusive". Labor has said it still hopes to have "constructive" relationships with the new Greens leadership team. A Labor MP has accused new Greens leader David Shoebridge of "prejudice" for singling out Jewish Australians who share his party's views
Rate hike puts pressure on Labor over inflation (opens the original)
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The Reserve Bank has raised interest rates to a 15-year high as the Middle East oil shock adds to inflation pressures that were already building in Australia. The decision has fuelled scrutiny of government spending, weak productivity and the economy's capacity to meet demand. The Coalition is pressing Labor over its economic management as borrowers absorb what is the fourth rate rise this year. Another interest rate rise has intensified pressure on Labor to tackle the domestic problems that wer
OpenAI's delayed warning drives tougher approach to rogue AI (opens the original)
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Australia is moving to ensure cyber authorities and affected organisations are alerted when AI agents cause security incidents. Cyber experts warn reporting incidents will not be enough without stronger systems to detect and defend against them. OpenAI's chief strategy officer Jason Kwon will travel from the US to front a parliamentary inquiry into artificial intelligence next week. Tech companies would have to immediately report rogue AI incidents to both the affected organisation and Australia
Despite the doom and gloom, Australia can't afford to write off AI (opens the original)
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Rogue AI hacking a government database, a looming rate hike, a "super" El Niño summer and a no-end-in-sight war sending petrol prices sky high. Oh, and according to Treasury's new long term forecasts, young Australians are on track to work longer and still struggle to accumulate wealth. Safe to say it is a rough time to be an optimist. Most of the issues fuelling the creeping sense of existential dread this week have been simmering away for some time — in the case of the planet's temperature, qu
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