For 75 years, UNHCR has worked to ensure that people who are forced to flee are treated with dignity and fairness, and ...

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Australia has dropped plans for a permanent AI advisory body, with officials leaning on existing rules and the new AI Safety ...

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The national science agency's high fee for brief advice as it trims jobs and offers little detail on outcomes fuels APS concern.

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At least 15 welfare and human rights organisations have renewed calls for the government to end its Targeted Compliance ...

Services Australia flags a major flaw in privacy oversight as corporate breaches keep leaking government identifiers with no ...

The Magistrates Court in Perth has ordered serial senate candidate nominee Rodney Culleton to pay court costs for false or ...

Paul Brereton stands firm in a lively committee hearing, arguing that his limited advice work should not be seen as a ...