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ATO to stop accepting credit cards as sweeping Reserve Bank payment reforms reshape Australian financial transactions
The Australian Taxation Office has officially discontinued credit card payments, marking a major shift in how citizens and corporations interact…
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Shoebridge and Hodgins-May Confirm Greens Leadership Tilt, Pledging to Replace Labor in Bold New Electoral Strategy
Australian politics is bracing for a profound shift on the progressive left as federal senators David Shoebridge and Steph Hodgins-May…
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Bogong Moths Descend Along NSW Coast During Annual Migration Amid Broader Economic and Technological Pressures Across Australia
Australia’s eastern seaboard is experiencing an extraordinary influx of endangered bogong moths (Agrotis infusa), as the resilient insects navigate their…
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Imported Outrage or Local Reality? How the US AI Datacentre Backlash Crossed the Pacific to Australia
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure has ignited a fierce public debate across Australia, exposing deep divisions between local…
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Iran Awaits Formal US Response to Strait of Hormuz Peace Proposal as Skepticism Mounts in Washington
The geopolitical landscape of the Middle East hangs in a delicate balance as Tehran awaits an official response from the…
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Pope Leo warns against a paradise of machines as he focuses on AI concerns during historic state visit to France
Pope Leo XIV arrived in France on Friday, September 25, 2026, marking the beginning of a high-profile, four-day apostolic journey…
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Opposition defence spokesperson says PM’s AI hack timing not a coincidence
The political fallout from an unprecedented artificial intelligence security breach intensified this week as federal opposition figures accused Prime Minister…
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Culture of secrecy and factchecking at Four Corners criticised by ABC watchdog
An independent review has delivered a scathing assessment of editorial standards, verification processes, and internal culture at the Australian Broadcasting…
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