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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Australia Has ‘More or Less Done Nothing’ on Organ Trafficking: Human Rights Lawyer (opens the original)
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SYDNEY—Australia is failing to do enough to combat overseas organ trafficking, Canadian human rights lawyer David Matas has warned. On Sept. 22, Matas joined Australian families and victims outside Sydney Town Hall, continuing their push against the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) systemic forced organ harvesting practices. “The problem which I’ve come to address in Australia, despite legislation around the world, including countries with which Australia has partnerships—countries like the U.S.,
What Are People Saying About One Nation’s Plan to Cut 750,000 Temporary Visa Holders (opens the original)
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One Nation’s proposal to remove 750,000 temporary visa holders from Australia over three years has triggered warnings across the political landscape. International student visa numbers face some of the largest reductions, reverting back to 2015 levels, while migration levels overall would be cut to 2017 levels. One Nation leader Pauline Hanson accused successive governments of relying on “mass migration” to grow the economy—through increased demand for goods and services—leaving regular Australi
Australia Warned It Needs to Prepare for a New Battlefront: Space (opens the original)
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GOLD COAST, Australia—Australia should expand its sovereign space capabilities, according to visiting former U.S. Air Force veteran Charlie McGillis. “Space is a contested domain. We are seeing things up there today that we’ve never witnessed before, and that’s just going to continue,” she told an audience of defence tech innovators and investors on Sept. 9. “It is so important for Australia to build capability here—that means satellites, ground infrastructure, that means more launch sites, that
Can Australia Keep Spending Billions in Taxpayer Funds to Bailout its Manufacturers? (opens the original)
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Australia’s largest aluminium smelter last week received a $2.5 billion (US$1.8 billion) taxpayer-backed lifeline, securing operations and thousands of Hunter Valley jobs for another decade. The federal and New South Wales (NSW) governments will support a new 10-year power arrangement after Tomago Aluminium’s existing electricity contract expires on Dec. 31, 2028. The move is aimed at securing Australia’s end-to-end domestic aluminium supply chain, which covers bauxite mining to alumina refining
40 Percent of Doctors Use AI Scribes, but a Report Warns They Can ‘Hallucinate’ Patient Data (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence “scribes” used in medical consultations, can introduce false information into patient records prompting incorrect diagnoses, a new report warns. The tool is often used to record conversations between doctor and patient, transcribing the exchange, and then creating clinical notes. “The current regulatory environment in Australia is inadequate relative to the serious nature of the use case, and the systemic risks of the technology have neither been considered nor addressed.
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