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Victorian Doctors Seek Answers From OpenAI and Governments Over Medicare Breach (opens the original)
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The Australian Medical Association (AMA) Victorian branch has called on OpenAI and the Victorian and federal governments to explain how they will protect patient health data following a security incident in which an OpenAI agent gained unauthorised access to a Medicare statistics portal. While the doctors’ group noted that no personal information appears to have been accessed, AMA Victoria President Dr Simon Judkins asked, “What happens next time if an AI agent gains access to a system containin
New US Ambassador to Australia David Brat Begins Work (opens the original)
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David Brat has formally begun his term as U.S. ambassador to Australia presenting his credentials to Governor-General Sam Mostyn in Canberra on Sept. 29. The U.S. Embassy said his priorities are to deepen the defence relationship, advance the AUKUS pact, strengthen cooperation on critical minerals, and expand trade and investment. His first official act was laying a wreath at the Australian War Memorial. “Australia has been our closest ally and friend for generations,” he said. One of his first
Post Office Owners ‘Walking Away With Nothing’ as Network Shrinks, Senate Hears (opens the original)
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Licensed post office owners are leaving their businesses with nothing to show for decades of work, the head of their primary nationalassociation has told a Senate inquiry. Ian Kerr, chief executive of the Post Office Agents’ Association, said about 25 post offices had closed in each of the past two years. While that represents less than 1 percent of the network, he said, it was still “25 communities that now have reduced postal services.” Kerr said many LPOs are listed for sale for a long time w
Labor’s Tax Concession for Start-Ups Still Too Complex: Business Chamber (opens the original)
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The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has told the federal government its proposed tax concession for innovative start-ups remains too complex, even after some of its toughest rules were softened. It is designed to mitigate the effect of a much bigger change: from July 1, 2027, the government will scrap the standard CGT discount for all asset sales, replacing it with inflation indexation and a minimum 30 percent tax rate—effectively costing Australians more. ACCI’s submission we
Queensland Changes Critical Mineral Approval Process to Fast-Track Projects (opens the original)
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The Queensland government says it has overhauled internal planning laws to speed up approval of critical mineral projects. Paul Holden, executive director of Critical Minerals Queensland, said recent changes meant a mine, a processing plant, and a port will be assessed as one project. Holden said this meant the process would be “less clunky,” and cut the need for stakeholders to be consulted on different parts of the project. The Queensland Parliament voted to amend the State Development and Pub
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