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Keogh says he can still work with veterans after health cap backdown (opens the original)
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Minister for Veterans' Affairs Matt Keogh plans to keep working with veterans, saying he has no plans to step down.Mr Keogh has faced pressure from the Coalition and veterans to resign after a plan to cap allied health care for veterans at $5,000 a year, which has since been axed. The government is "on track" to deliver two-thirds of the recommendations made by the Royal Commission in Defence and Veteran Suicide. Veterans' Affairs Minister Matt Keogh says he will keep working with veterans, rebu
OpenAI hack sparks crackdown on weak government websites (opens the original)
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Home Affairs has directed all government departments and agencies to review their cyber systems for weaknesses against AI threats. Acting Home Affairs Minister Richard Marles says government systems must keep up with the rapid changes sparked by artificial intelligence. Critical systems will need to be reviewed by the end of the year under the two-stage process. The OpenAI Medicare breach has prompted an urgent bolstering of government cyber systems to ensure resistance against AI threats. New d
Greens leader Larissa Waters steps down due to illness (opens the original)
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Greens leader Larissa Waters has stepped down from the top job due to a chronic kidney condition. Senator Waters will take a leave of absence as she focuses on her health before returning to her upper house duties. The Greens partyroom will meet in the coming days to discuss who will replace Senator Waters. Senator Larissa Waters has announced she is standing down as Greens leader due to illness, after 16 months in the role. The Greens have revealed she has been managing an existing kidney disea
Hanson apologises if she caused offence by Indigenous Australian remarks (opens the original)
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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has offered two qualified apologies, including to Indigenous Australians who she labelled "the most primitive race on Earth". Senator Hanson says she apologises if she has offended people by using the term "primitive". She also addressed criticising the amount of time that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's mother Maryanne lived in public housing, arguing the remarks were not "derogatory". One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has offered qualified apologies for labell
Hanson swiftly condemned for labelling Indigenous Australians 'primitive race' (opens the original)
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Indigenous Australians Minister Malarndirri McCarthy has criticised One Nation leader Pauline Hanson for "derogatory" remarks made on a podcast last year. Senator Hanson called Indigenous Australians "the most primitive race on Earth", remarks that have earned widespread condemnation by politicians. Senator McCarthy said it was up to the Senate to decide if Senator Hanson would face consequences for her remarks. One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has drawn widespread criticism over resurfaced comm
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