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‘Sharp practices’ by rogue migration lawyers in Labor’s crosshairs (opens the original)
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Lawyers who lodge visa applications that they know have little chance of success will face tougher scrutiny under a federal crackdown on misconduct in Australia’s migration system. The Albanese Government will on Friday warn lawyers, registered migration agents and unregistered operators against continued exploitation of vulnerable migrants and undermining confidence in the visa system. Assistant Minister for Citizenship Julian Hill will use a speech to the Migration Institute of Australia on Fr
Albanese’s trip to the UN was more than selfies with leaders. Now he needs to convince voters (opens the original)
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New York: Anthony Albanese has never been consumed by foreign affairs. He is not a student of geopolitics in the way some predecessors were. He does not appear particularly curious in the grand architecture of international relations. But he does like making influential friends. He loves sitting down with other leaders, finding common ground or passions and building relationships that might be useful later. In a world where Australia has little capacity to impose its will, that is not nothing. A
Albanese takes aim at AI, tells ‘middle powers’ to unite in half-filled UN assembly (opens the original)
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New York: Anthony Albanese has used a dramatic warning about the risks of artificial intelligence to argue that the international system is under unprecedented strain, declaring that middle powers such as Australia must help ensure the world is governed by rules rather than “power and force alone”. Addressing the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the prime minister pointed to the recent infiltration of a government website by an AI agent as evidence of the speed at which emerging tech
‘Same sense of urgency’: UN chief compares AI risk to nuclear weapons (opens the original)
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New York: United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres says artificial intelligence demands the “same sense of urgency” as nuclear weapons did, warning that technology “without accountability” threatens humanity. Addressing the UN General Assembly, Guterres noted that developers were now “pulling the alarm” and said governments “must assume their responsibilities”. He called for co-operation and common safeguards on AI, adding that the UN was a good place to work on this. Australian Prime M
Border force shuts depots in illicit tobacco crackdown (opens the original)
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Two freight firms at the centre of a major organised crime investigation have been kicked out of Australia’s customs system after raids uncovered hundreds of thousands of vapes, illicit cigarettes, nicotine pouches and a haul of other contraband. Australian Border Force cancelled the customs licences of Top Logistics Australia and a closely linked company, cutting them off from the system used to receive, store and handle goods entering the country. The crackdown comes as authorities target orga
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