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A new ad on the government's looming social media ban has been released

$14m campaign revealed for Aussie first

The government has revealed details of a giant $14m campaign blitz ahead of a world-leading ban which comes into force later this year.

Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks at the beginning of a bilateral meeting with President of Congo Republic Denis Sassou Nguesso (not pictured) in The Great Hall of People in Beijing on September 4, 2025. President Xi has held talks with almost 30 world leaders around the edges of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin and a huge military parade marking 80 years since World War II's end. (Photo by Lintao Zhang / POOL / AFP)

China-backed hackers targeting WFH Aussies

Australians who work from home have become the latest target for Chinese state-backed hackers, a disturbing new report has revealed.

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Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke has issued a grim warning to Australians after hackers released the data of 5.7m Qantas customers.

One thing you must not do after Qantas hack

Almost six million Australians had their data accessed and stolen in a major cybersecurity breach earlier this year.

Communications Minister Anika Wells will meet with social media giants. Picture: NewsWire

Message to social media giants as ban looms

The minister overseeing Australia’s social media ban will sit down with platforms this week to make clear the government’s expectations.

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‘97 per cent’: Gen Z’s AI uni admission rort

‘97 per cent’: Gen Z’s AI uni admission rort

A startling number of Gen Z students are using AI tools like ChatGPT to complete assignments and university applications.

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State’s move on ‘vile’ AI deepfakes

AI-driven deepfakes targeting women and girls are on the rise in schools and workplaces, and one Australian state is pledging to take a stand.

MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos DECEMBER 13, 2024: Generic photo of Qantas terminal and Tullamarine Airport. Qantas engineers are targeting one of the busiest travel days of the year to stage another strike in their ongoing campaign for a 25 per cent pay rise., Picture: NewsWire / Luis Enrique Ascui

Dire warning after Qantas breach

Qantas’ latest data breach is just one of many which has hit Australian companies over the years – but could the flagship airline have been better prepared?

Australia’s consumer watchdog has issued a major warning over scam “ghost stores” flogging dodgy products to Aussies, all while pretending to be local businesses.

Major Aussie warning on ‘ghost stores’

Australia’s consumer watchdog has issued a major warning over scam “ghost stores” flogging dodgy products to Aussies, all while pretending to be local businesses.

MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 27, 2025: Generic photo of Qantas and Jetstar planes in MelbournePicture: NewsWire / Luis Enrique Ascui

What you need to do about Qantas password

Millions of Qantas customers have had their personal details hacked, but what about passwords? Here’s what Qantas says you need to do.

Elon Musk’s big win over Australia

Elon Musk’s big win over Australia

Elon Musk’s X and a Canadian activist who warns against transgender ideas have won a major victory against Australia’s eSafety commissioner.

Company sacks 300 to ‘embrace AI’

Company sacks 300 to ‘embrace AI’

A once-iconic tech company is cutting approximately 10 per cent of its workforce to “embrace artificial intelligence” and stem losses.

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FOR LET THEM BE KIDS - Psychologist Warren Kilburn said the emotional toll of night-time phone use in young people is rising sharply — and in some cases, it's turning deadly. He also served in Victoria Police for 20 years., Pictures with his wife Paige and children William, 13, Maddie, 11. ,

‘Suicidal, anxious’: Late-night phone use destroying kids

Kids as young as five are staying up late glued to screens — and experts say it’s driving a dangerous rise in anxiety, school refusal and even suicidal behaviour. See the warning signs.

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NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman says an Australia-first Minister for Artificial Intelligence would free teachers and nurses from “mundane tasks”, as the Coalitions twists the knife on Labor over AI and housing.

State leader’s bold AI plan for common jobs

In an exclusive sit-down interview, one state leader has boldly pledged to establish a “Minister for AI” in a bid to free teachers and nurses from “mundane” tasks.

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos AUGUST 17, 2022: Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Tony Burke (pictured) spoke to media during a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gary Ramage

‘Dedicated to evil’: Horror find in Australia

Australia has taken major action against an online collective of neo-Nazis amid a spike in antisemitism.

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