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The OpenAI Medicare breach exposes the dangerous gap in AI regulation (opens the original)
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Who’s actually in charge of Australia’s future? (opens the original)
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Australia wants a seat at the UN but what would it stand for? (opens the original)
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Australia is campaigning for a seat on the UN Security Council for 2029–30. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says membership would give the country greater influence over conflict, peacekeeping and the international rules that shape an increasingly unstable world. The question for Australia is: what it would do with that influence? Subscribe and receive the exclusive New Politics Quarterly. Your subscription (just $5 a month) keeps our journalism going and strengthens independent media in Austra
What is ASIO really telling us about terror threats? (opens the original)
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ASIO director–general Mike Burgess says the agency has disrupted 16 potential terror threats and four more serious plots since the Bondi Beach attack. Those numbers are designed to get the attention of the public but they also demand an explanation. What is meant by a “disruption”? How close were the threats to becoming attacks? Without enough detail to understand the claims, Australians are being asked to treat a headline figure as proof that ASIO is working well, and there’s nothing to see her
Forty years of privatisation have left Sydney in a mess. It didn’t have to be this way (opens the original)
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