Senate Calls OpenAI and Anthropic to Account Over Rogue AI Agents
A Senate committee has asked the heads of OpenAI and Anthropic to appear before it, after an AI agent built
Australia and Ukraine Sign 10-Year Security Agreement as Support Bill Nears $1.9 Billion
Australia and Ukraine signed a ten-year bilateral security agreement in New York on Wednesday 23 September, as Prime Minister Anthony
TypeSafe Opens Jev to All: The AI Model That Returns Decisions Rather Than Sentences
TypeSafe AI opened Jev to everyone on Sunday 20 September, five days after the model launched behind a waitlist, and
Zak Butters Nominates Western Bulldogs as Port Adelaide Weighs a Nine-Year Deal
Zak Butters has nominated the Western Bulldogs as his preferred club. The Bulldogs confirmed on Saturday 12 September that the
Queensland Credit Rating Downgraded as S&P Warns on Debt and Olympics Bill
S&P Global Ratings cut Queensland’s long-term issuer credit rating from AA+ to AA on Friday 11 September, the state’s first
Teen Drone Operator Charged With Murder Over Mistaken-Identity Sydney Shooting
An 18-year-old man has been charged with murder over the fatal shooting of a 40-year-old electrician at Merrylands West on
Triple Zero Calls Fail Again in Optus Outage as Police Run 40 Welfare Checks
Optus voice calls dropped out across four states for about 75 minutes on Friday afternoon, and more than 40 callers
Mid-Air Panic on Jet2 Flight After Pilot Suffers Medical Emergency at 30,000 Feet
Passengers travelling from Tenerife to Birmingham faced frightening scenes mid-flight after one of the pilots of their Jet2 flight became
Checking Fuel Prices Online? What Motorists Should Know During Price Surges
As fuel prices continue to rise amid global uncertainty, more motorists are turning to online platforms to find the cheapest
The Real Story Behind the Viral Australian Lawnmower Ban Hoax That Misled Thousands
A widely circulated rumour that Australians would soon face fines for mowing their lawns in the middle of the day