The Guardian
Australia to test emergency alerts, advises vulnerable people to hide their phones; NSW Premier admits One Nation is a threat but says not all supporters are racist; TAB's marketing compliance has 'serious weaknesses.'
The Guardian
Australia drafts rules for AI in government to ensure fairness and transparency, while politicians continue to prove that human decision-making is just as flawed.
The Guardian
A roundup of the day's Australian news: IS-linked woman denied bail, two children killed in Sydney car crash, Pauline Hanson attacked by all sides, shark attack fundraiser nears $400k, and the High Court delivers mixed justice.
The Guardian
From dog attacks to greenwashing burgers and leadership spills that fizzle, Australia's news cycle is a delightful mess of predictable chaos and political theater.
The Guardian
Australia's climate minister pushes for global electrification while One Nation denies warming exists and News Corp papers tell him to quit. Just another Tuesday.
The Guardian
Tony Burke brushes off One Nation's threat, Penny Wong gives the party's fundraising a cold shoulder, and Australia weighs in on Middle East peace with all the enthusiasm of a wallflower at a dance.
The Guardian
Pauline Hanson claimed her flood tour was free for taxpayers - until expense reports showed $16,000 in charter flights billed to the public.
The Guardian
A Jewish woman tells a royal commission that the Bondi attack has left her family terrified, Westpac warns of recession, Pauline Hanson eyes a lower-house run, and Japan’s PM trades AC/DC records for melons with Albanese.
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Matt Canavan tells anti-immigration rally Australia has too much diversity chat; also, a man survives a night adrift, Washington DC can't tell flags apart, and the government's debt agency is one expert away from a crisis.
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