Creatives Warn Against Weakening Copyright for AI Deal
A delegation of Australian creatives urges the government not to weaken copyright laws to secure $50bn in AI data centre investments, calling it a 'dirty deal'.
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Albanese Hints at Fuel Excise Cut Extension
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signals possible extension of fuel excise cut to help motorists as Middle East conflict impacts oil prices, with announcement expected soon.
Ombudsman condemns AFP over wrongful arrest of teen
The ombudsman criticised the AFP for lacking a clear definition of racial profiling after police wrongly arrested and searched an Indigenous teenager in Canberra.
ANU Student Asked for Death Certificates for Gaza Relatives
A royal commission heard an ANU student was asked to provide death certificates for relatives killed in Gaza to get an exam extension. The university's acting provost called the response inappropriate.
Canberra Toddler's Unsolved Death: Father Seeks Justice After 8 Years
Safa Annour, 2, died from blunt-force trauma in 2018. No arrests or inquest have occurred. Her father, Abubakr Annour, demands a coronial inquest and criticizes police for lack of resources.
Media Union Slams Hanson's Attack on Guardian Journalist
The Media Arts and Entertainment Alliance condemns Pauline Hanson's personal attack on Guardian journalist Sarah Martin, calling it bitter and unprofessional, as PM Albanese defends press freedom.
ANU accused of 'hysterical' response to AI cheating
ANU faces backlash over 'hysterical' AI cheating response as universities rush to secure assessments, with experts warning Australia risks losing intellectual capability to overseas tech firms.
My Year as a Law Firm Gopher: A Lesson in Humility
A former law student reflects on her year as a bicycle courier for a law firm, delivering legal documents and learning to appreciate every errand runner.
Creatives Must Defend Copyright in AI Age, Says Funder
Australian author Anna Funder argues that big tech's use of copyrighted works for AI without consent or payment threatens creative industries, urging artists to defend their property rights.
Midwinter Ball 2026: Canberra's Political Night of Nights
Politicians, including PM Anthony Albanese and opposition leader Angus Taylor, attended the annual Midwinter Ball at Parliament House, with photos capturing the event's glamour.
ABC Chair Arrives at Midwinter Ball with Deputy in Blue Fur
ABC chair Kim Williams and deputy Lisa Caffery arrive at Canberra's Midwinter Ball with Caffery in a striking blue fur number atop a blue gown.
Hanson and Robinson: A Spectacle of Grievance
Pauline Hanson's podcast with Tommy Robinson showcased their mutual talent for embodying grievance, turning bigotry into entertainment. The spectacle surpasses substance, reflecting a troubling political trend.
Albanese's 'shag, marry, date' gaffe highlights social media risks
Anthony Albanese's apology for playing along with a 'shag, marry, date' game about Kylie Minogue underscores the double-edged sword of social media appearances for politicians seeking to engage disaffected voters.
Hanson's Media Attacks: 30-Year Campaign to Control Press
Pauline Hanson's outburst at the National Press Club reflects a three-decade-long effort to control media coverage, suppressing dissent and protecting her self-crafted image.
Hanson's Speech Ignites Multiculturalism Debate in Australia
Pauline Hanson's address at the National Press Club reignites discussions on multiculturalism, sparking reactions across Australia's political spectrum.
AFP Probes Banner Stunt at Hanson's Press Club Speech
The Australian Federal Police are investigating a banner protest during Pauline Hanson's National Press Club speech, with activist group GetUp claiming responsibility for the stunt.
Rising Security Threats Plague Australian MPs
Australian MPs face a rising tide of security threats, with AFP referrals up 60% in four years. Social media fuels toxicity, risking further distancing between politicians and the public.
Nacc drops two investigations into former boss Paul Brereton
Two investigations into former National Anti-Corruption Commissioner Paul Brereton have been dropped by the Nacc inspector, who cited his resignation and resolved systemic issues to justify ending the probes.
Afghan Embassy Closure in Canberra Stirs Uncertainty
The Afghan embassy in Canberra has closed, leaving the Afghan-Australian community without consular services and raising questions about diplomatic recognition.
Parliament's Last Week Before Winter Break: Tensions High
Parliament enters its final week before winter break with high tensions, as Labor pushes NDIS and gambling reforms, and the Coalition sharpens attacks on Albanese.
Defence Minister Warns of Growing Regional Threats
Australia's Defence Minister Pat Conroy has warned of escalating regional security challenges, urging increased defence spending and cooperation with allies.
Dutton Defends War Memorial Stance Amid Criticism
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has defended his position on the Australian War Memorial expansion, arguing it honours veterans and is not a political issue, as Labor and the Greens criticise the cost and scope.
Hanson's Press Club Speech Signals Campaign Launch
Pauline Hanson's combative National Press Club address may mark the start of her federal campaign, says journalist Margo Kingston, who discusses the implications with Guardian Australia.
Australia to Publicly Name Lobbyists with Parliament Access
Australia will publicly identify political lobbyists with unrestricted access to Parliament House and the MPs who sponsor them, under new transparency rules for the parliamentary pass system.
Hanson: Australia Must Be 'Monocultural' in Press Club Speech
Pauline Hanson calls for a monocultural Australia, slashing migration, and overhauling the ABC and SBS in a fiery National Press Club address, also targeting transgender rights and Islam.
Hanson Calls for Monocultural Australia at Press Club
Pauline Hanson advocates for a monocultural Australia, pledges to axe SBS and overhaul ABC. Plus, Kyle Sandilands' $12m settlement and New Zealand's rat-hunting ghostbusters.
Hanson Attacks Multiculturalism; Sandilands Settles; Travel Lowered
Pauline Hanson calls for monocultural society, attacks SBS and transgender rights. Kyle Sandilands settles $85m lawsuit for $12m. Australia lowers travel advice for Middle East.
Hanson's Ugly One Nation Vision at Press Club
Pauline Hanson's National Press Club speech reveals a disturbing vision for Australia under One Nation, including monoculturalism, slashing migration, and attacking minorities.
Canberra United Rescued: New Owner Secures Future
Australian Sports Group takes over Canberra United, securing the A-League Women club's future with an option to introduce an A-League Men team by 2028/29.
Can Labor Navigate AI Risks? PM to Address Tech Revolution
Australia's PM Anthony Albanese will deliver a landmark speech on AI, balancing regulation and investment. The government faces pressure to protect workers while embracing new technology.
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